Kid wanted to see my tools 😄

[@MikeyOMillaMane]

This is exactly how you should interact with kids. Beautiful.

[@TheAcenightcreeper]

Why?

[@havoknkhaos91]

​@@rcOhioyeah teaching that injuries and s*** are fun! Getting hurt and even killing yourself is a man's thing!...🤡🤡🤡🤣

[@BangersAndMash98]

@@rcOhio Your hands are the most important tools you'll ever own, and you can't replace them!

[@jejo874]

​@@rcOhioWow you're so manly and cool not wearing gloves

[@MikeyOMillaMane]

@@TheAcenightcreeper because kids soak in information like sponges, but also because they soak in inspiration in the same manner. What seemingly looks cute and innocent to us, may end up being what inspires this kid to want to learn how to fix it himself, and he may go on to teach others the same as he was taught.

[@farkroy]

“Try it dude” that’s the best thing you could have said in this situation

[@jay-tl2un]

I remember so many adults being tired of me before they even met me when I was a kid 😂 would have loved if I ran into more dudes like this back then

[@Sleep133]

@@jay-tl2un yeah we have to be the difference, no stupid questions. when a kid asks why the grass is green, we answer informatively. world will be a lot less incompetent and ignorant.

[@104Colton104]

@@Sleep133I know it makes me so upset when parents wonder why their kids are “stupid” when they never teach them anything especially when they ask a logical question and just get shrugged off

[@Zerozde4d]

Literally bro growing up always being told I was stupid and would never figure anything out on my own actually fucked me up 😂I'm 20 and still think I'm not enough to ever amount to anything any person can achieve, sht was built into my brain ,

[@1xBossup]

@@Zerozde4dIf u put in the work the results will show, just because somebody is in a better position than you does not mean they are above you. All that shit can get taken tomorrow.

[@SadChimchar]

“Try it dude” 😭😭 This is so sweet of you. Thanks for being this person and encouraging a child’s curiosity.

[@DayLateGamerWill]

This was probly one of the sweetest interactions I've seen in a long time

[@just_man209]

lol I agree

[@lucfxgambitgaming7494]

​@@just_man209but why are you loling?

[@Apringel]

@@lucfxgambitgaming7494lol

[@SadChimchar]

@@lucfxgambitgaming7494 it stands for “Lots Of Love!” -LoL, Gramma 🥰🥰

[@MDuarte-vp7bm]

So many kids grow up hearing "don't touch anything." You don't know how precious that moment could have been. Thank you.

[@EvilRavick]

I hate hearing parents say, "dont touch." I'd rather hear, " You can touch and look as long as you put it back where you got it." But I dont wanna parent someone elses kid.

[@GRAYgauss]

​Unfortunately seems many parents are too lazy or selfish to do it for their own. Often suppressing their children's interest to save annoyance or time. @@EvilRavick

[@jacobburkeen833]

exactly! we live in a time where many parents avoid a child’s curiosity. the most important aspect of learning.

[@wolfiewiggins2810]

Yep then them kids become useless, can’t kill a kids curiosity like that.

[@noah4822]

i actually started tearing up at this video. kids need their dads so bad man.

[@samdajellybeenie14]

That’s a core memory for him. Good job.

[@rickandras324]

Inside out asf

[@grantpowell4135]

​@@rickandras324just watched and balled my eyes out.

[@ZiggyJr]

​@@grantpowell41352nd movie this friday!!

[@wockybwabwoa4041]

NeXT to what a Gun sounds like 😃

[@Agfn_jay]

@@wockybwabwoa4041bait?🤨

[@Nighhhts]

He said “on your car?!” This shows that he cared. “Momma, did you hear that?” Sounds like a good kid; happy to know he’s interested in something good, useful and vital. W guy for showing and teaching him…

[@rdolan17]

Yeah that’s a lot better than him goin around stealing other peoples stuff or Selling drugs😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@_3xploited]

@@rdolan17bro that’s what you guys really think ? Most black people not evil . Only lost black people are prone to being bad , and it’s because of your kind striping us from our knowledge and taking away our freedom . Most black people are doing well in live taking care of their family. you guys are weirdos fr.

[@JeffreyCarter-m2f]

@rdolan17 Why do you assume that is what he would be doing? You need to fucking check your self. That's a kid with any possibilities in the world, and that's what you go to.

[@ethanbell7283]

​@@JeffreyCarter-m2f there's also a 80-90% chance he doesn't even have a father in his life bc they are either in jail, dead, or running around the streets "hustling". Need another thing to be triggered about? How about the fact the 1st thing this kid thought of when hearing the sound of the impact drill was " THAT THING SOUND LIKE A GUN!!!" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@WariorMageThief]

​@@ethanbell7283I mean it does on a much quieter scaler. I guarantee if you showed that to a lot of young boys they'd say the same thing no matter the color of their skin. Also where I grew up I was the only friend out of my friend group of 6 guys with my dad still in my life and we were all white

[@Tyn_op]

Helping kids improve upon their curiosity and not killing it is such a beautiful thing to see

[@Rehabisforquitters]

Agreed, the most my dad would let me do is hold the tools or get him a drink. 💀

[@itsrinayaaa]

It warms my heart

[@Tyn_op]

@@itsrinayaaa its nice to be able to see kids be excited to learn and grow their mind

[@Tyn_op]

@@Rehabisforquitters dam cases are different for everyone

[@josesantiago1094]

@@Rehabisforquittersbro, we had the same childhood

[@maxe159]

Omg this kid is so respectful “your car?” “Momma did you see?” He’s so happy to learn and so respectful of your tools and his mom’s worries at the same time

[@lexycondeelis]

"On your car?!" Awww hes such a sweetheart! This is the best way for kids to learn

[@Aaron.Crow512]

Yes lol too Adorable

[@CodeDreamer68]

Dads are the best way for boys to learn to be the right kind of men.

[@LimuEmu420]

You're a really beautiful woman Lexy 😍 I hope you have a good day 😊

[@DaggerXIV]

​@Ben89420 bro.

[@damienveals7641]

@@CodeDreamer68yea but we can’t force women to only have children with good men. Therefor we have to always be a good example, and teach every kid they we can anything that we can. A child with no dad around that has a good male influence to look up to still has a good chance.

[@thomasandrews416]

You not only made his day you changed the rest of his life. Freaking awesome!

[@ShaneReynolds0421]

I want to see more kids use tools. 🛠️

[@NuffSaid598]

Raise HELL with the school boards...BRING BACK SOP CLASS !

[@NOTAGOVTAGENT]

​@@NuffSaid598Shop* they got rid of metals and small engine class my sophomore year.

[@rickywoods3101]

​@@NuffSaid598maybe we should bring back spelling class first. :)

[@Cole99v]

What did he say that was wrong

[@orodreth69]

Getting children excited about work-stuff, is such a rewarding feeling.

[@definitelyahumannotabot]

No tf it aint

[@orodreth69]

@@definitelyahumannotabot Why's that?

[@PolygonalThoughts]

Ignore him. He's being willfully dumb. You're right of course. It's always good to see a kid excited to learn about stuff. @orodreth69

[@orodreth69]

@@PolygonalThoughts 💯

[@joserodriuguez]

I Got choked up seeing this lil kid happy to learn something useful that was me 10 years ago a man took a chance and taught me everything about working im forever grateful to him he turned my life around from a street dude to hard worker man on god thanks... Wilfredo

[@itszqc]

Bros gonna grow up to be the bestest mechanic

[@Dank_Wheezy710]

“Mama did you hear that!?”😂 awesome dude

[@tunz475]

Bro just got the kid into tools just light that, I love it

[@bounderchris]

Sweet little boy… we need to protect these gifts from God against this evil world.

[@siimsamuelsalumae6475]

@@bounderchrisim one of these god gifts

[@jordanzink3025]

​@@bounderchris I think the same thing about my own son and family. It's a scary world we are putting them in

[@ThaPhantomGamer-cj5pj]

He actually could be responsible for this kids career choice. I tried college, hated it. Growing up I had a lot of moments like this with my dad. Now I’m a plumber lol and it all makes sense now. My dad got me into working with my hands and school bored me. It’s great though because I’m making way more than I would have with my degree choice 😂

[@sethwolpert1391]

45% chance he now becomes a mechanic

[@orbit9237]

Lmao true

[@youngmaestro4153]

90% he becomes a shadetree mechanic

[@hondaguy2568]

This how it starts, that or going for a sick rip after fixing someone's car with them when you're a kid

[@notrustfunderz]

@@youngmaestro415395% chance he becomes a criminal

[@aidenbirak]

Poor kid

[@thingamujigger1585]

Showing genuine interest in that young man is more valuable than you will ever know.

[@chrollo5141]

I always thought the “No Diddy” comments were cringe-but.. no diddy.

[@Entwoam]

@@chrollo5141how is that in any way sus?😐

[@LXNARCHY]

@@EntwoamI mean diddy did have sum interest in sum young men👀…

[@TheToxicGunn3r]

Bro is showing a kid something that could lead him into his career. Not exploiting him and traumatizing him. How is this even in the same universe as the Diddy stuff 😂

[@juanshaftpatel7488]

kid dont have a father

[@Vinlyguyx420x]

So sweet! I’m a plumber and LOVE when kids are curious about how things work! That candid innocence is precious in a young child’s life. You showing him such a positive experience from those tools is nothing but good for him and his entire family. God bless you.

[@jerrybrown1446]

That kid will never forget you. You are a good man.

[@beyondtheillusion333]

Yup, kid needs as many male role models like this guy, kid probably doesn't have a dad around... not racist if it's statistically true

[@uhuh.2232]

@@beyondtheillusion333it is racist same way you probably call women sexist and irrational for thinking all men will rape them. Its the same case here

[@flid1168]

@@beyondtheillusion333worst analogy ever that has no correlation he was just pointing out the probability of this black kid not having a father based on statistics is higher than if its a white kid so we can make an assumption that theres a higher chance he doesnt have a father thats all this guy was sayin ur trippin

[@LaSombraa]

@@beyondtheillusion333lol what are you even on with your statistics, clown

[@LaSombraa]

@@flid1168He’s a closeted racist, don’t mind him

[@jamesrobertson1207]

i love how you could feel the excitement and anxiety in his voice asking “ON YOUR CAR???” he was so respectful and so curious. you’ve changed his life, even if you didn’t mean to

[@AndrewLeeW1]

Its cuz the guy treated the kid as an equal and not just a kid. You'd be suprised at what kind of impact this can have on someones life.

[@jjcoola998]

Yeah bc the homies ain't allowing it lol

[@nmc400]

Dude was about to do it to mommas car later.

[@AlvlUpSavedMyLife]

Absent father

[@tnt8583killer]

😂​@@nmc400

[@sebastiantoney2992]

We need more people like you sir!

[@Exxar-Kuun]

We CAN be people like him (: everyday is a good day for a great day, even if you’re eating a mile long shit sandwich - do it with a smile.

[@BassinForLifeOffical]

Fr❤

[@mexem2102]

Dads, yes

[@averageamerican786]

Strong white men? I agree.

[@robertalegria8112]

​@@averageamerican786less white men I agree

[@HyperHyena88]

You just created a mechanic . . . Super cool of you man 😎

[@ultimatesunrise]

Or a criminal.. 😂

[@HyperHyena88]

​@@ultimatesunriseAgreed . . . . 13% of the population, 55% of the crime.

[@emmanuelalva6597]

@@ultimatesunrisemaybe all a kid needs is exposure to something positive like this to avoid that path.

[@ultimatesunrise]

@@emmanuelalva6597 possibly.. but possibly not. - Confucius

[@emmanuelalva6597]

@@ultimatesunrise let’s not pretend every race in this country isn’t headed that way. Even the whites are at an all time high for single mother households.

[@jm4639]

"Try it dude "..... core memory logged Such a wholesome moment. Freaking, awesome.

[@he-mansuncle7661]

And the beginning of pulling the trigger every time he picks one up lol.

[@jm4639]

@@he-mansuncle7661 lol yup

[@FrontlineSmoke]

Hope ur comment gets to 1k ur comment is 100% factual he’s gonna remember that

[@andrewashford5617]

What else would u have said in that situation🤡

[@7kortos7]

@@andrewashford5617 i want to add, i left out most swear words. it was more often far worse than that.

[@yarrowcentral]

That "mama did you hear that" was wholesome af. Good luck kid!

[@zippoamerika8794]

The boy just needs a good man to guide him love him His mother is already there.

[@d_no_allyn_86]

Yeah I was like..👀🥹😎

[@drake6800]

@@zippoamerika8794are you assuming he has no dad because he’s black?

[@ownrr01]

@@drake6800stop flippin words

[@Yugemos]

Given all of the cues we get in this video I think it's more reasonable to assume this young man has a father who is in tech or business. I mean, come on... He's well spoken and dressed nicely, and that white man is there probably to do work for him. So... It's safe to assume the young feller isn't in a broken inner city home with a single mom.

[@KantusKid]

Kids are impressionable. These small interactions have the ability to change this young man's trajectory. Love it.

[@Elektrotechniker]

That is so spot on! The reason, I am finishing my Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering, is my grandfather that taught me soldering using his Weller Soldering station at the age of 4. All the times I was in his "soldering room" (hobby-room rather) on my Grandfather's lap getting taught how this and that component or circuit works, that he created and often manufactured himself at home in runs of douzens, either sold directly to only his chosen few Magicians, or sold in batches to a German distributor for magician's special effect-equipment, lots of supplies, and consumables. I started repairing any electronics in my very first teen-years, and can now (25 y/o) fix almost everything for almost always low single digit costs in Parts... A lot of experience is involved though! And definitely some special tools (expensive!) measuring equipment or Hot-Air Station, Fluke Multimeter,... But needed most importantly is your own personal never to fail, life-dependable deep understanding of all the invisible deathtraps lurking where exactly in your exposed/defective products, or Electronics in general!

[@roytore5062]

Yep, maybe that butterfly effect saves his life in ten years

[@aykayoungking7707]

@@roytore5062saves his life from what? 😂

[@antwone94250]

Being stuck on a random road but having the knowledge on how to change a tire? Very specific scenario but it could happen to anybody. ​@aykayoungking7707

[@hm6806]

​@@aykayoungking7707if you know you know

[@simplysimple7628]

You might I’ve just made a kid a future skilled tradesman right there. I vividly remember the times when my papa used let me help him take apart my grandma’s car to fix some stuff on it. I’m 45 now and fix my own cars. I lit a flame then that has made me an independent man today. Love this🙏🏼🤙🏼❤️

[@RubenSOchoa]

Be the man you needed at that age 👊🏽

[@travisdaniel3371]

Wise words much love

[@ddesemblyftw]

Well said💯

[@DreamZzZz999]

That's deep. Especially for someone like me. U made me think about that one.

[@MementoVita]

Damn. Thanks man.

[@Whosoever446]

Hell yea

[@leo-rp1ps]

“momma did u hear that” so sweet, you may have helped him find his passion!

[@DieegoLpzz]

At least one of his first ones. He's a curious kid, he'll find more for sure

[@WNWMusic]

It's always great to see kids wanna do things like this and learn how to live life... not many of em left cause of the internet.

[@WolverineBrah]

You gave this kid a core memory.

[@Bootchair]

I remember mine, dad’s friend taught me how to use a torque wrench when I was 7-8, working on this old nova. Ever since then Ive asked about torque specs on everything 😂

[@FartSuckerUmad]

People who say core memory on the internet tent to have none of their own

[@Director-M]

​@user-it4nu7im1v my dude, I hope life eventually treats ya better because you're spouting nothing but hate & negativity for no reason whatsoever. Y u do dis?

[@RUTHLESSambition5]

He is going to fix cars for the rest of his life😂😂He was into it

[@FartSuckerUmad]

@@Director-M because for every mean act I do my counterpart in the universe is doing a good deed. You cannot enjoy good without the bad and you cannot experience the bad without first enjoying the good. But in all fairness I'm sick of every KZbin comment section looking like a NPCs chat

[@hunterstark9556]

I take my hat off to you sir, we need more people like that to try & just be there for the kiddos. Awesome my brother!

[@Arizona_E]

This kid genuinely looked up to you, man. Fucking awesome

[@Kihidokid]

Yea that's how you look at taller people

[@rerun626]

@@Kihidokid 🤦🏼‍♂️😂😂

[@Kennyisnotdead2283]

@@Kihidokidba dum tss 🥁

[@Arizona_E]

@@Kihidokid 😂🤦‍♂️ lmfao

[@googlefearsaltmedia218]

White mans burden….

[@shadowcharger2477]

He’s going to be a hard working young man. Very respectful on both sides

[@1neAdam12]

😂 no.

[@Robert_H_Diver]

We’ll see….

[@dimitrijekrstic7567]

​@@1neAdam12 you sound like a lazy hater

[@dimitrijekrstic7567]

​@@Robert_H_Diver we won't!

[@illkissyourightnow]

@@1neAdam12relax.

[@Meatislife]

You’re a good dude man. Definitely made an impact on that kid.

[@shop8109]

That definitely was an impact, you could see the change.

[@xaviersjordans2331]

LMAO I see what you did there "impact "😂

[@lolhighimkc1316]

Nice pun being it's an impact drill

[@fromthebackseat4865]

lol. Impact, get it? Like it’s an impact wrench.

[@imperialcheese-qf6ek]

knee slapper 😂😂😂

[@codmaster313]

I wish people did this to me when I was a kid instead of getting annoyed by my genuine curiosity. You earned a sub brother 💚

[@RoverClover]

Thanks so much for letting that kid play with your tools. You can see the light in his eyes. This is how kids get dreams and hopes. I love how wholesome this moment is.

[@AlexM-xb3cz]

Pause

[@B-Robby]

@@AlexM-xb3cznah you’re a child lol.

[@geedeebeejay]

​@brennan5307 bro that's exactly why some dudes avoid kids like the plague...

[@Martyr217]

My father used to let me play with his tools all the time, now I'm the adult that all the friends look to for fixing things XD. It also led to me studying engineering for 5 years.

[@MajorVein]

Kids gonna be a great mechanic one day this seems like it's a moment he will remember for a long time .

[@UnicornViking]

From a play therapist... Thank you for showing him he could do it! You took the time to help him rather than just dismissing his curiosity. You're awesome!

[@angelm007]

What is that

[@elifields275]

​@@angelm007 Play therapy typically consists of sand play, imaginary play, for some it's just playing with toys, etc., but it's often offered in schools for elementary aged kids that have been through traumas. For myself it was just that my parents had divorced and I was able to utilize play therapy to get to really sorting through what was going on. It gave me time to think. That's what play therapy is about in my opinion. Sorry this is kinda long-winded but figured I'd give a proper answer from my point of view since you asked.

[@salvie777]

@@elifields275no thank you, it sounds really beneficial maybe even for adults

[@sawdust4630]

"ON YOUR CAR?!" "Ya. So this is a flip socket...."

[@MrJones-yq7wm]

That's a good man who cares about others and I'm almost certain is a Father himself.

[@thebordernow]

​@MrJones-yq7wm And maybe some adult introduced him to real tools when He was a kid.

[@thebordernow]

Look how much new stuff he taught this kid in less than a minute! I bet he let the kid watch and help him while he worked on Mama's car. Just developed a budding mechanic or future engineer. It only takes a spark (and some respect) to energize a kid's curiosity and maybe change the trajectory of a young kid's life. Hope this kid checks back in in about 10 years and lets the world know how this short interaction and time and interest spent by this adult impacted the trajectory of his life. (Haha, see what I did there?...😉)

[@coltonbrantley1708]

It’s better to not talk down to kids, speak as if they know what ur talking about and they will grow more

[@chris101ward]

Didn't miss a beat. Not a second thought in the world.

[@Elias-ns2lg]

Lil man could grow up to be a mechanic and this would be the core memory that enabled that! Love this

[@elhomiegordo330]

Anytime a kid is curious about something, be encouraging. This kid is probably going to find his love for working on things because of this man.

[@gabrielalokelani2145]

These young boys need this type of interaction from grown men to show them life skills and give guidance, thank you

[@IsraelMedrano]

This is why almost every incarcerated individual didn't have their father or had a rocky relationship with him

[@justinwinkeler8653]

Absolutely! It’s sad the kid knows more about what a gun sounds like than a tool gun to work with as a trade!

[@ericsalidbar1693]

We should schedule times to go into areas where ppl need it and share their time to teach others how to do regular things like change a tire change check fluids and change your oil. Just because ppl have parents doesn't mean they know how to do these things. I think if we were more like this the world would be a better place.

[@TheWiery322]

​@@ericsalidbar1693 White people tried that for literally decades and the blacks said we have "white savior complex". They don't want to be helped.

[@dabsallday9938]

Pretty presumptuous of you to assume that he doesn’t have a dad around.. maybe his dad just doesn’t have cool toys like this guy?!!

[@Matty_ice429]

That’s awesome. Not some guy overprotective about his tools. Let the kid handle it and taught him a little something and he was genuinely happy about it. Love to see this!!!

[@spencerdunn2712]

Most tools are made to take a beating I've drop my tools from as high as 20ft on to concrete shit still works mint just scuffed up

[@AllLiesAndCableTies]

Dude and guys drop and throw em around anyways

[@YallMission]

Right on. We shouldn't be carefree with tool but they are made to resist

[@evolutionj]

But most importantly he braced it so the gun doesn’t run away and hurt the kid’s wrists.

[@LSCBTHEWAVY]

That's how mechanics are born

[@Jay7.62]

I respect this heavy, as a kid that grew up loving tools and collecting them but had no one to guide me and teach me. We need more people like you.

[@josefbecher4790]

Shit like this can save an entire generation! ... its our responsibility to educate our youth, as a COMMUNITY! God bless you man!!

[@RobertZimmer11]

The Elite doesn't want that. Divide and conquer..

[@ian5780]

It actually was his probably dead beat dad's responsibility

[@ethanrast993]

@@ian5780just showing YOUR colors bub

[@ian5780]

@@ethanrast993 I'm a person of color?

[@HandTingSeason]

@@ian5780 always a negative rat in the comments for no reason

[@cheekloins4126]

You gotta be a father, if not the world is surely missing out on one. The way you talk to children is admirable.

[@Mksui]

As a man working in daycare with kids, 100% this

[@sophiabarton248]

​@@Mksuifrom a man who's a ketchup bottle I can concur 💪

[@TheOpticTomahawk]

Bro I fucking love your pfp lmao, I completely forgot about the gangsta goose 🤣

[@rusteddenial453]

How do you get like this i can be for a small amount of time but i want that patience and kindness in every aspect

[@chasethompson7638]

​@@rusteddenial453You try every time, especially when it hurts. It's agony when you fail to give attention because you know that everyone is deserving of it. It becomes harder still because friendliness causes others to like you and them wanting more time periodically and for you to initiate. You learn the determination of patience through determination only. It's heavy as it becomes part of you. But the higher you are the more hands that can catch you when you fall.

[@XxStratAttackxX]

I'm a carpenter. Honestly my favorite days are when I get to show a kid how cool it is to work with wood. A couple weeks ago a mom was walking her son home from school and I overheard them talking about what he wants to be when he grows up. He saw me gluing up a 15ft handrail and complimented me on my work. I said "thanks buddy! Do you think you might want to do this? We need more carpenters! And you can make a lot of money!" He said "could you teach me?" And I told him to call me when he turns 18 and gave his mom a card. I hope I hear from him one day.

[@MMOchAForPrez]

Pause

[@Josh37975]

That’s awesome

[@nsm54]

Spray some No Diddy on this statement

[@billf.6551]

Where are you located?

[@adawg3032]

Hold up…

[@chris101ward]

I love this. I wish I had kids come up to me at work with that much interest. I smiled huge at "Momma! Did you hear that?" Thanks for this. Little man will always remember this moment

[@stevederp9801]

Man the smile that kid had is something that can’t be replicated. He asked you to see something and you showed him respect and even let him mess around with it. Ending it with the “mama did you hear that?” He’s gonna have that as a core memory for life.

[@melistasy]

Yup, and this might've inspired him to become a mechanic!

[@spicoli3220]

“Mama did you hear that” made me smile

[@mr.yellowstrat3352]

Same 😊

[@tkafitz09]

Something that took only seconds to the man, will be a memory of a lifetime for that kid. Sometimes the smallest gestures goes the longest ways! He gave the boy attention, friendship and knowledge. That is power!

[@KevoGoon]

Makes me smile seeing videos like this. The pure joy on the kids face and voice says it all

[@Branbran1993]

I love when YT Shorts brings me to the wholesome side of KZbin.

[@Mlb9894]

Same!

[@richardkellison4353]

100%

[@markpetrov9476]

My longform feed is all depression but shorts tend to lean towards the feel good stuff. That's what two different algorithms get ya

[@iggiewalsh2237]

Instagram is designed to show you degen c9ntent while KZbin remains somewhat usable

[@charliegraham6301]

Coming from instagram reels, all of YT shorts are the wholesome side 😂

[@Skibosski]

All it takes is just a few minutes of our time to inspire someone.... major props to this man

[@toensingjeanette7459]

This kid will never forget this. Well done, Sir.

[@nolannorris1250]

Props bro, need more kids interested in real life

[@Sleep133]

they all are, just we get annoyed with all their questions when they are younger. im not going to make that mistake, im still asking "dumb" questions as an adult.

[@Thegunumstyle]

Nah i can tell you they are not all interested in real things. Have fun getting even 1/3 of these kids to care in any form about even a nice car ​@@Sleep133

[@markmatlock114]

Facts

[@bbbbbbb51]

​@@Sleep133Good. The only way to really learn something well is to admit when you know nothing, even if it makes you sound clueless or dumb. When I start a new complicated job, I ask so many questions. Likely so many my trainer gets annoyed, but I'm independent faster than anyone they've had to deal with before.

[@joej3365]

We need more dads, more good uncles, grandpas, neighbors

[@MinetteFarrar-ei8wv]

You just made that little man want to be a mechanic! If everyone treated everyone like family, the world would be at peace. God bless you, man. ❤❤❤❤

[@RUTHLESSambition5]

This is the real America. Best country to ever exist. Is it perfect hell no but we will get there

[@baschoen23]

💯

[@LoktarOgar69420]

⁠@@RUTHLESSambition5 Greatest country to ever exist? That’s a bit of a stretch. We haven’t been the best country for ages bro. Sweden Australia and Switzerland all have it better, I assure you. You don’t see many folks traveling here from there for a reason😂

[@GhostBoy1023]

@@LoktarOgar69420why don’t you move there then

[@RUTHLESSambition5]

@@LoktarOgar69420 Bye bye-bye. Go there and live. I'll keep my AR and be in America

[@Jameskelvin89]

Nothing makes me happier as a mechanic than inspiring kids to learn the trade. Good job bro.

[@KenneyCmusic]

I was a curious kid too. You probably made that little dudes day answering his questions, and now he has a new interest!

[@MichaelChapmanArt]

He will NEVER forget that. And you probably set him on a course to choose a profession. Thank you sir. ✊🏾

[@ItsRiiiick]

What i thought one second before i read your comment while thinking "i wonder if anyone commented that yet"

[@lanithe4]

That kid will never forget this interaction with you, thank you for being a good role model for our future generation

[@StrongerThanBigfoot]

Exactly what we need is men being role models and teaching the young kids

[@rylans.5365]

We have many role models, men and woman. My mom is my role model, my dad is my role model, my teacher was a role model, and so forth.

[@yandel7092]

Be nice with kids. This kind of moments means a lot for them !

[@HackweiserIG]

This whole interaction with him was amazing, instead of him saying “I have work to be done” he took his time and explain too him what the tool was

[@LLCOOLF5]

That's how most guys are

[@vict1036]

My dad always used that phrase

[@frankiegodinez8864]

And that’s how you inspire young kids into becoming something. Guaranteed this kid is gonna remember this for the rest of his life .

[@clockhanded]

... The rest of his life?

[@frankiegodinez8864]

@@clockhanded yes, as in however many years he has left. Like he’s gonna be old and still remember this dude. C’mon bruh

[@enigmalfidelity]

This is my favorite video of the month! Nothing beats when a kid is learning. Practical experience is this kids jam, and you just inspired him for life. Nice!

[@The_Cholo]

This was one of the most wholesome videos I've come across on the internet. Good sh** my dude, you did what all little boys want big dudes to do, you showed him something cool. The internet has your back 100000% my dude.

[@renzlop]

He prob gonna be a mechanic when he grow up now

[@dewknow1315]

They don't make enough IMO he be better off doing plumbing like installing new plumbing he make more money .

[@alejandrobarranco9582]

​@dewknow1315 true that's why I switched to aviation maintenance. best decision of my life

[@RejectReality97]

​@@alejandrobarranco9582Working on cars keeps me up at night sometimes wondering if I forgot something I couldn't imagine working on airplanes. Props to you cause I couldn't do it.

[@shredallday84]

@@dewknow1315no way? Ik a couple of certified mechanics. You don’t make shit if you’re not certified but I know some guys that can go to any shop/dealership and get hired on the spot at 30$+ an hour.

[@325-k9k]

Will be talking ghetto soon enough

[@anthony5227]

You’re out there making great interactions. I applaud you ✊🏾

[@joedontrun2229]

Poor kid just begging for a father figure

[@adamgomez1279]

​@@joedontrun2229 amen

[@mandolorian1176]

​@@joedontrun2229 how do you know he doesn't have one...my dad taught me lots as a kid and still teaches me things as an adult. I also learned a lot and still learn a lot from people who aren't my dad. Also, not every dad is a mechanic. Nothing wrong with that.

[@youtubernaz1scensoredbythe201]

Beautiful, wholesome interaction. World needs more people like that man, and that little boy.❤❤❤

[@frankiepezzolla]

You gave that little boy a memory he wont soon forget, God bless you

[@boz2007]

This could very well be the moment that this kid discovers his passion in life. Mad respect to the guy for teaching him somthing and just generally being a cool guy

[@Yugemos]

Milwaukee? Another damn red fanboy. #DeWalt's better.

[@Joe-fv5ht]

He will be telling his grandkids about you one day when he's old. He will never forget that. Bless you bro x

[@BenDover-de7tf]

Bro no tf he won't 😂😂 it made an impression but not one to write home about for life 😂😂

[@wavingwaffle9634]

You just introduced a child to the best thing on earth, power tools. Props brother

[@bassmaster78469]

Har, har, har, har- Tim Allen

[@TrillMurray]

@@bassmaster78469ugghhaaeeiIIiITTT

[@livenfree]

You're going to start a passion for auto repair with that kid! Beautiful!

[@Boggyboytad]

I like the way you interact with this kid. No baby talk, didn't dismiss him, just like you were informing him how the tool worked. I bet he really likes you because you talk to him like hes a person

[@rylans.5365]

Well the interaction was filmed so of course. Not saying this guy isn’t a good person, but come on now

[@joegotti_]

@@rylans.5365you sound mad and bitter. I talk to my son the same way and so do loads of other people. I refuse to baby talk kids

[@didybopintitys]

@@rylans.5365 Nothing wrong with being realistic about it, just the truth anything that’s recorded is easier to assume the only reason it’s happening is because of that fact. Tho I will say even if I also carry that mindset for most of the shit you see on this site, I sometimes like to see the better side of humanity and not think ALLL of it is fake.

[@jordanlynch8085]

Good job. Got the kid interested in being a mechanic or at the very least learning to be proficient in his own car care and you boosted his confidence! Love to see it. This is what real dads do.

[@Ali_art]

My uncle was a book illustrator and he drew some cartoon characters for me when i was 10. Thanks to that I'm a fulltime fine artist now

[@Dwesley199]

Only takes a minute to make a child smile. Good for you for taking that time out of your day.

[@maxd8255]

You're a good man. Taking time to show kids work.

[@tonymonxana992]

That kid will always remember that moment. You see how engaged and happy he was about learning how to use power tools

[@ApexPlays777]

We need more people like this. Patient, encouraging and kind.

[@draytonwright6345]

Never stop a kid's curiosity.

[@brandontaylor9662]

People like you are the exact reason. I became such a good mechanic. I work on all my own stuff. I learned from a guy name angel Diaz, when I was 5 years old, he was out there, working on my mom's Van. She had a 1987 Chevy astrovan, and he didn't speak a lick of english, but he was a great mechanic. I learned Spanish and I learned how to work on cars, and I've never looked back from that day and I love that guy like a father. I learned a lot and because of you that kid's gonna learn a lot even if it was just that small interaction, I tip my hat to you.

[@Shamrock2225]

You just gave that kid a real-life experience.

[@iiMShigaraki]

It’s nice when you see people doing their work and when someone has genuine questions or want an explanation the person responding is super nice and informative.

[@bradmuehlenbein]

This is the best thing I came across the internet today. The value of the time you took to show this young man how to be efficient is immeasurable.

[@simonpatel6397]

Mama did you hear that!? I love it. Thanks for showing the kid. Your awesome

[@OgMurkss]

I’ll be 24 this year and I remember every moment I had like this as a kid growing up and still use all those teaching moments today. You did a good thing man, keep spreading this W content💪🏽🤝🏽

[@Nick-mg5zj]

Dude you’re a G for this. Thank you.

[@Shaniq307]

It's so nice to see a kid fully interested in something with an adult that is actually taking the time to show them something worth their time.

[@sethstaley17]

This is such an amazing interaction. I smile every time it pops in my feed.

[@ClutchTFS]

This guy is a solid breath of fresh air; a reminder that were all human.

[@googlefearsaltmedia218]

I taught my dog to sit. I would not consider the dog human.

[@danielpayne0]

Man you made that little guy one happy kid for at least a few days...you really hear the excitement in his voice with that ,"Mama did you hear that!!!"

[@acesolo8072]

See there are still good people in this world making kids happy.

[@MrDad-wi3dj]

""Mama did you hear that?!?" You just opened up another door for this kids future, good on you man👍

[@emmanuelconcepcion3876]

He took 10 minutes to show what a power tool can do, this has a life long impact on this kid. It only takes a person that cares enough to do that ❤ props to this guy

[@Clubweb17eric]

You’re a badass for being informative to the youth! Keep teaching life skills they might not have seen in there household

[@dj2kmusic819]

This is probably the best video ive seen in ages. He took the time to entertain a kids genuine interest. THAT- is exactly how you foster passion in children. Notice when they take interest in something- and nurture that and give them a chance to experience it.

[@seagull6931]

You definitely made this young man's day, all of his friends will know about his amazing experience by tomorrow. 😊

[@ohnegative9526]

Definitely a memorable moment for that kid! Changed em!

[@MR.BIG.d]

Man this made me cry. So wholesome like you really made a difference 😭

[@rylans.5365]

Yall are so gullible. Like this video made you cry be real omg.

[@Joshua-ev9uw]

​@rylans.536 gullible? Do you even know what that word means?

[@reeferrick1078]

​@rylans.5365 you don't know what gullible means 😂

[@rylans.5365]

@@Joshua-ev9uw ‘gullible’ - easily persuaded to believe something: credulous. As in, the commenter is willingly accepting this video as presumed fact, and therefore believes it is some wholesome event that randomly took place, and proceeded to cry because of it. We cannot confirm or deny the veracity of this video, so some people are gullible enough to let their emotions get to them because of this little thing.

[@rylans.5365]

@@reeferrick1078 ‘gullible’ - easily persuaded to believe something: credulous. As in, the commenter is willingly accepting this video as presumed fact, and therefore believes it is some wholesome event that randomly took place, and proceeded to cry because of it. We cannot confirm or deny the veracity of this video, so some people are gullible enough to let their emotions get to them because of this little thing. I should have added some context, my bad. I was just commenting my feelings and opinions spontaneously.

[@TheAbscond]

As a Dad I wanna see more of this, not just online, this kids probably amazed as fuck at the thought of working with these tools one day. Good shit my man.

[@RBLK89]

Hes gonna be one of the only adults in his generation that will know how to change his own tire

[@bravo2-5anderson62]

I love how little man is so interested ❤