New Yard, New Client, Same Story (Oddly Satisfying Lawn Care)

[@num2line]

Haters gonna hate. People will complain about absolutely anything. Good work.

[@tyler3766]

Mowing is mowing. My only complaint is blowing/discharging towards vehicles. Bob will notice a scratch on his car. Bob won't know a rock hit his siding.

[@smallengines1018]

OMG yes. People be thankful for what the dude does.

[@Backtfuppppp]

@@tyler3766 or you can just pick it up and throw it in the green dumpster 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@amberbest6942]

@@tyler3766 Most Florida yards don't even have rocks in them. It's sand and sometimes shells.

[@wyattwilliams2457]

@@Backtfuppppp we do not hav3 them in that town

[@lucaslopez2712]

damn, i never realized how many people complain about YOUR strategies and the way you do YOUR job

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Thousands at this point, I would think :D

[@cathiwim]

Lucas Lopez at least Brad knows they are paying attention! Lol!

[@joshuaryanferguson3702]

@@cathiwim i cut my own grass i got a green works 80 volt trimmer a troy built xp mustang 64 46" z turn an a 22" snapper all wheel drive with a gass guzzling honda gcv the troy built has a v twin fuel injected diesel so it rolls coal

[@joshuacunneen9423]

I can see your reasoning behind what you do, get in and get out, but there is lost money on a job like this. Yes it might take longer to use a push mower and catch the longer grass, but what you gain is their trust in you to come back again (not saying they won’t) Where I’m from I do so many clean up jobs where I charge for what I do, but these customers get me back to then do the fast mow at my normal price. The thing you could look at is offer them two prices. One to do the complete clean up of the job and the other to rush in and out. No lost money. Most my time they want to spend the extra money for the complete clean up even though it doesn’t really take that much longer in the big scheme of things. Otherwise bloody mint!

[@jamesbizs]

@@CopperCreekCuts thousands?? You need to do a better job counting!

[@kuzco3810]

If they’re complaining, maybe they should buy their own mower and do their own work

[@joeyork9891]

Lol that's never going to happen.

[@corrancully5960]

I actually go and cur some lawns with my brother for money and we get quite a bit of money for it

[@CEOofBreadd]

if they dont have the time that would be a good reason to hire someone otherwise they are just lazy.

[@Erlov71]

I used to do this work for many years. Clients would no way in hell want us to leave clippings all over their lawn. We only use mowers with bags and the clippings always go in their green waste bins.

[@josebaez7116]

I live on the Texas coast. I mow and leave clippings in. My neighbor does too. We have the greenest lawns on the street. Lawns are not that hard to keep up with some simple things. I never water mine and it’s over 100° in the summer. Let the haters hate. They have no life and nothing better to do.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Haha, thank you kindly!

[@deano91209]

i pretty do the same over here in the uk i too have the greenest lawn in the street all grass

[@GarrettCyr]

Right? Like it’s not bad to leave clippings in the yard

[@Jafmanz]

@@GarrettCyr I agree but they need mulching, otherwise it's a huge mess.

[@Brucev7]

@@Jafmanz You probably know, there are mowers with mulching blades

[@justin_time]

"Are you still reading these?" - Yes, yes I am!

[@jmgobeli]

I read each and every one.

[@truechaosmulala3831]

Same

[@tylerrollins5384]

I do too

[@rwplm]

Yes (we) are🙂

[@kimgelotte]

Took me 10 minutes to understand this comment :)

[@abbyc9690]

I also don’t think people realize that it’s dangerous to leave grass clippings in the street. Motorcyclists can slip very easily on them when driving

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Correct, I see local folks even blowing into the road!

[@carloscordoba6086]

I mean if your going above 40 mph in a neighborhood street your fucked but not when your going 20mph. Like everyone else...

[@LS710R]

@@carloscordoba6086 not every house is in a residential neighborhood buddy.

[@TheBomberman122]

@@carloscordoba6086 and who the hell goes 20? Have you ever actually gone 20 for any length of time? The difference in braking distance between 20 and something more reasonable like 30 is minimal

[@nashvillain171]

@@TheBomberman122 It's about a 25-foot difference. Enough to kill a child running out into the street.

[@stevewalck]

Funny thing, most people who complain don't even know how to tend a yard lol. You do great work, thumbs up.

[@OriginalMomo]

The ONLY comment that matters is from the client. Screw everyone else’s opinions. Good work 👍🏼😈👍🏼

[@aeromedical6750]

Half the people with a “professional” opinion have probably never pushed a mower in their lives. Time is money. You do the job as quickly as possible while holding up the highest professional standard within the confines of the job. I’ll guarantee you, the homeowner was thrilled with the outcome.

[@LGraphicsMedia]

You seem to mention alot of things people complain about...When it comes to youtube you can never make everyone happy... But you seem to know what youre doing and what works for you and what doesn't, so keep up the good work!

[@bradleyhowle3574]

As a landscaper myself, I enjoy when we get a lawn like this. Quite satisfying to do. And always use the biggest mower you got.

[@denniskahula176]

I'm gonna go to the Lawn equipment place and ask if they have the talking bobcat mower hahaha

[@CopperCreekCuts]

XD

[@billybongthornton777]

I got a good laugh from this

[@Learning_new_things_70]

Absolutely love this video. Dont waste your time explaining anything to anyone. You know your craft so just do it. Too much energy given to people who will never find anything good in what you do. It was a perfect job and I think you did it brilliantly. Good job

[@nickhall9572]

Absolutely stunning after shots! I did a yard like this in my neighborhood and took me 24 hours in the span of a week to do all the edging, mowing, and cleaning. All edge clippings was as big as that pile. Keep up the awesome work, and I loved this video!

[@carsonadams9867]

As a person that is in the same type of work, efficiency is key to be successful in this business. Not a lot of people understand the hard work that we put into our lots. Where I live we can get fined for blowing into the street or an empty lot. You do great work and I watch you to refine my efficiency to be able to fit more properties into my schedules. Good work, man.

[@nathanmurrish5929]

I'm 15 and live in the Brevard area, and cut 4 yards in my neighborhood. People just don't understand what it's like dealing with St. Augustine grass.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Good for you, man, keep it up!

[@gameovered777]

Cutting that grass with a push mower is like trying to run really fast in a pool of water

[@Postman2007]

Edward David I agree

[@amberbest6942]

Yes 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 It's so thick it has broken many peoples mowers I know.

[@Jay-Jose]

We have St. Aug here in the Dallas area, and it is completely different than the Bermuda I grew up with.

[@TheAngelOfDeath01]

There is little that is more satisfying than seeing a freshly cut yard with straight and neatly trimmed lines! Well done!

[@SkyKiller63]

I love the sass you give back to the annoying commenters lol. I come here for that sass xD

[@thehoerscorral8565]

Agreed LMAO, there's always commenters on videos, especially showing any kind of trade/workmans vid's, by people who swear they know better because they worked part time doing it for 6 months ten years ago or something LMAO

[@LeXhikis]

I miss mowing my parents house when I was younger, but they sold It some years ago and I don't have a lawn. I usually collected the clippings because I didn't like them turning brown when drying up and making the grass look bad, but for the most part I knew those things help the lawn.

[@Susanfuzz]

I think folks who have never lived down South just don’t get how FAST it grows... and the climate! I lived in Biloxi twice and was pleased to find that what’s an annual in PA is a perennial there :) It was a constant struggle to keep the grass in check 😂 Now I live out West- no grass, but goat heads galore.

[@debbi9880]

Susanfuzz Ugh, goatheads!

[@masonlynch1793]

In Massachusetts, I see landscapers leave clippings on the lawn in the summer and pick up them in the fall and spring because of leaves and debris. Also, you could just go over the yard a few more times to shred up the clippings so no one would know. And blowing clippings in my opinion back into the yard isn’t a big deal. They will be gone in a few days.

[@owennagel7670]

I never said anything about how u mow the grass but I think it is more satisfying to watch it in lines

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@speckliebe2897]

You did great work !! People just love to complain and think everyone is supposed to do things just like them.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Thanks so much!

[@wacahead]

I live in Florida and whenever I cut the grass I always insist on picking up the clippings but my dad always says no because the grass clippings provide food for the grass and it helps it grow. So if you don't take it from him here is one more proof that clippings actually do provide a good source of fertilizer for the grass in florida.

[@cathiwim]

wacahead Floridas climate is such, that it breaks down quickly and returns nitrogen to the soil. Up North, and going south until you get to NC and TN, the weather is cooler and thatch builds up. Not a problem farther south.

[@4idiots_garage]

see in michigan, if clippings are left on a lawn maggots start showing up

[@kuntryboynoona1107]

I love yard work with a passion just to see something go from this to that really puts joy in my heart ...I have a yard to cut tomorrow 💪🏾

[@CentralNH]

Hey Brad...just think when they are complaining about you....they are giving someone else a break 👏 keep up the good work!

[@rwplm]

Honestly, I watch your videos for education and satisfaction purposes. I'm looking in to starting my own lawn mowing business next spring, and I watch your videos for ideas and tips on how to do things, along with learning what tools I might need for certain jobs. I say if you do your job efficiently and it doesn't cause any problems then idiots don't need to complain. Excellent work on the videos and excellent jobs on the lawns you care for.👌👍

[@JG-fp7hm]

As a water Dept employee in a different state I thank you for cutting around the curbstop and meter bc jackasses in my township tend to either let them go and destroy them or concrete over the plates and makes our job that much harder

[@johnlaforte700]

Great work and entertainment. I’m 77 cut my own grass and enjoy it most times. Summers a bummer. Thanks 😊

[@Curtzzz23]

Haters gettin weak!!! Brad, you’re a beast, keep doin what you’re doin.

[@dirtynewschannel]

Yes I was still reading them! I own a landscaping business as well as a pressure washing business. We haven’t done lawn care in a number of years but it was part of the business for over 15 years. You did everything the same way myself or employees would’ve done it. Our plants, turf and conditions down here are totally different and have different requirements and people can’t grasp that for some odd reason.

[@ChuckD59]

10:05 - Yes! This is similar to the thought stream going on in my head when I'm working. Fascinating. The added drama was also fascinating. Maybe a few kinks to work out, but a worthy start.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Haha, thank you kindly!

[@jdtractorman7445]

90 degrees and 70% humidity and I would run out of steam fast too. I like the look of a yard that has been edged, gives it a nice look. At my job we bought a new weed trimmer a while back that is a split shaft, so we bought an edger attachment with it, makes edging 10 times easier than the old way I was doing it.

[@andersonbuging2]

I love the video!! The video editing, the music, the words, Bertha talking, everything is awesome! Keep up the good work!!

[@curious_foxx2450]

I don’t understand why so many people complain about the littles things... it’s a yard not a paint job! I love all of your videos and you put your heart and soul into making a yard look absolutely beautiful. Thank you!

[@sulamon68]

You do great work, my yard people the landlord hired wont even move the water hose to cut. They'll just cut right over hose. Keep up the good work 👍

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Thanks 👍

[@ashurean]

I'm always amazed just how much edging does to make the property look nicer

[@lunathewolf4431]

I love you talking to Bertha- Oh sorry, she doesn't want to be called that😆 Also, I love how comfortable you've become on camera! You're doing great! People who criticize and complain about how you're doing your job, need to get a life because you're doing a great job! I know I wouldn't be able to do this, mainly because I would die from the heat! Well anyways, I'm rambling, have a great day and stay safe!

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Haha, thank you, I appreciate it!

[@Brett33]

I can't believe how much of a difference edging does for making a yard look so good.

[@petedavis8701]

Never mind the moaners Brad, I’ve learned aclot about getting my own lawns looking good watching your vids, and I live in England!

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Much appreciated, Sir, Thank you!

[@monikaahuja7266]

Perfection 😍 so beautiful lawn edging 👌👌

[@tacodias]

I’d love to see the neighbors reaction: “honey! The lawn guy is talking to the mower again!” That’s a great way to start a video mate!

[@Travis.Ladegast]

Growing up, I used a 24in mower to do my families yards. We bagged and dropped the clippings in a gully on the property to prevent further erosion. It took me 4-5 hours minimum every other weekend to walk it. Your mower would have made quick work of it, and we would not have cared if it was stripes, boxes, diagonals, cross cut or what ever. We were happy just to get it done.

[@joshslawnlandscape9935]

Great job Brad. Loved the commentary and subtitles🤣🤣. Awesome transformation. Keep up the good work brother!

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Thanks! Will do!

[@SouthOfGate]

I don’t have a lawn here in the concrete jungle so the only complaint I have is that I can’t smell the beautiful fragrance of freshly cut grass. Love the sound track. Enjoy whatever you have to offer us.

[@amberbest6942]

Don't worry about people complaining about stripes, they obviously don't live in Florida. That grass grows out the next day in Florida. Have to cut it twice a week during the summer!

[@gardeningdianne]

Another great job. I love how the Spanish Moss just grows wild in the tree. I grew it once in my garden in Adelaide, it lasted about 1 month before all the birds pinched it for making their nests. Little buggers.

[@felicianoleal4358]

Brad when you said the client didn’t want landscaping or pressure washing probably in the future they will want cause they didn’t want to pay for everything at the same time 👍

[@peterbills4129]

I was wondering the same considering how much grass was growing on top of the pavement, and if you look at 12:14, it's not just the edges. Client has their own pressure washer? Client didn't know how much better the final product would look with a pressure wash? Or yeah, money. IDK

[@DanishThe1]

Feliciano Leal I thought he said that for the wining viewers, who prob would ask about why he didnt pressurewash, but I could be wrong 💁

[@jamesmcconnell7869]

My favorite thing about this guy is how much pride he truly takes in his work. Great job man!!!!

[@captainlarrynosleepfishing5350]

Great video Brad 😂. I loved when your mower started talking 😂😂😂😂.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Thanks 👍 :P

[@SylvieCanuck]

I always leave clippings on my yard (I like in the midwest), I'll bag two or three times a season just for baking compost for the garden. Otherwise, I leave the clippings so that it can add some nutrients back into the soil for the grass to continue being healthy.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Smart move!

[@owenmikucki6606]

I don’t know how I got on the lawn mowing side of youtube but it really makes me want to become apart of the lawn mowing business

[@ericmortaro2475]

Ahh satisfying! Gonna miss the summer. Great job!

[@JohnCran]

My guess is those edges haven't been done for at 12mths. Given that Brisbane has a similar climate to Florida (ok the southern part). My dad taught me to cut in box throwing into the centre. When went mowing in my youth the guy I mowed with taught me his technique twice around the perimeter and then up and down. The twice gave you room to turn around. This was back in the 80's and it was all push mowers.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Nah, 12 months is too long, like I said in the video, I am guessing 2-3 months.

[@chicoonyt3948]

Idk about yhall but this is satisfying and he gives us good tips if you want to start your own lawn business one of the reasons I like watching him 👌👍

[@JonsDailyHustle]

This definitely was satisfying to watch, I could watch the edging for hours lol

[@ediefrasier2932]

The grass in this lawn looks so good. Wish mine was this healthy.

[@PlanoFSXer]

To bag or not to bag -- that's always a big dilemma for me. Anyway, my wife is always teasing me that I might end up with a Kubota for our 1000sqft yard :) Maybe I will rent one for a day and surprise the jeepers out of her... :D

[@Dee88504]

I've been doing landscaping for the last 10 years in Florida & he's right about the grass clippings. The only thing is if the grass clippings are too thick they will kill the grass under them, especially with peak summer heat. I would suggest a mulch kit on your mower. I have them on all 3 of my zero turns & they help big time. A mulch kit only runs a few hundred dollars

[@s.j.embree5246]

That was entertaining! So, I’m guessing you’re a little fed up with dumb questions and comments about things people don’t understand. That was well thought out video! You’re absolutely right about unless you’ve mowed in Florida it’s different. The sandy soil in Florida is my guess as to why it’s good to leave the clippings for nitrogen plus helps give you a richer soil, but I’m no expert like the people at UF. By the way, good job on the yard!

[@sagewhite5776]

Glad to finally watch someone who understands Florida...hard to find good tips and info for us 🙌. Also enjoyed the comments during the footage. Keep it up please!

[@tshepp89]

You'll never win with the haters dude. Your only hope is to ignore them as much as you can. Great work!

[@fleetfighter]

I’m in Central Florida with a 4,000 sq ft yard of emerald green St Augustine carpet. When I bought my Toro I sold the bag on eBay. Never bagged it and never will. Thatch is not a problem. Ever.

[@far2manygadgets38]

My town limits you to two small yard waste pick-ups each year but they do collect leaves in the fall if you put them in the street.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Our city has these guys out every day, it is awesome.

[@shawna2boys716]

No bueno! I only have the grass at the curb left. I replaced my lawn on a hill with perennial drought tolerant plants. The weeds are insane but no more pushing a mower up or chasing it down the hill. I have to bag it all up.

[@Brucev7]

That little Bobcat actually looks like a good size for house lawns. Yes, Clippings should be left on the lawn. Also Shade from the Hot Sun in the South, acts as mulch too, for moisture retention. Like the overhead shot from the drone. Funny your Honey. 🐝 💕

[@RockyX13]

AROUND HERE, we let a man (or woman) mow the way they want to mow and we shut up about it! Just sayin'. Keep up the awesome videos!!!

[@jamesbizs]

LOL I haven’t seen a single female landscaper in my entire 35 years of life. Not even one. Hell, I don’t think I’ve even seen a female home owner doing the mowing

[@RockyX13]

@@jamesbizs Around here (Middle Tennessee) I see plenty of them do the mowing. One is even close to 70 years old, she's always out on her Cub Tank ZT. My neighbor is a landscaper, his wife and 17 year old daughter help (2 John Deere Ztraks?) Then another neighbor down the road, she mows with a Kubota 26 something and a bushhog/rotary cutter. Back when I lived in Ohio I never saw anything like this though.

[@CA34562]

I highly suggest you look up 'grassflap' and buy one. It's an absolute game changer for a stand on mower. You'll be able to mow tighter areas without worrying about breaking a window or painting cars and sides of houses with wet grass. I know at first glance they can look pricey. But the way i justified it was.. "would i rather put the money into a cool gadget?" or "would i prefer to pay for someones shattered window at some point or another?" You can have it completely open or closed and even feather the flap so you only let out a little bit of grass in the times where you would otherwise end up with clumping. Trust me, you wont regret it.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Thanks, but as was covered in the video/description, chute blocker wouldn't have worked on this yard. Much too tall/thick to process (in my opinion).

[@CA34562]

Copper Creek Cuts Lawn Care you’re right I don’t think it would have made a difference in this video. I just noticed you didn’t have one on your mower and thought you should try it out in the future. While it wouldn’t make a difference on that job, it might be really helpful on others 👍

[@abbyc9690]

Honestly you shouldn’t even reply or pay attention to the comments. You make satisfying and good videos. It’s also your job. Also, I’d just stick with your regular video style. I think most of us are okay with not hearing about the Debby-downers in the comments 👌🏼 Great Job as always

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Thanks, that was more for the purposes of the skit, but I appreciate the feedback.

[@vinny8670]

i appreciate the effort put into splitting each episode into clips. thank you!

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Glad you like them!

[@gregoryschwenk3851]

1. F the haters. 2. Awesome edit at end 3. “In my experience” I’ve been told if you lift your shoot up it will disperse the clippings nicer, but I’m also don’t do this for a living so don’t kill me. 4 LOVE THE CHANNEL

[@dereku5267]

Forget the whining commenters, u did an awesome job bro, and saved lots of time using the cool bobcat!!! Nicely done 👍

[@naturegirl7777]

...oh, and I LOVED the aerial shots! Nice way to end! So ethereal! Almost made me tear up! 😅😜 =^..^=

[@cloudx4541]

Didn't realize people complained about so much. You do a great job. I am a former landscaper myself. Stripes aren't important on small yards like this. It's impossible unless you have a push mower to put down any meaningful lines. In terms of clippings they should always be blown back into the yard for extra nutrients. Only rich clients pay extra to have all the clippings hauled away.

[@nano_9969]

Brads going crazy all the dead grass souls are getting to his head 😂😂

[@JustMe-pp8mn]

Screw what other people say about how you do your job. 1) they aren't the ones paying you; 2) You do your job the way that is easiest for you; 3) They aren't there in the heat and humidity with you and 4) They most likely aren't located in your area to know what the best landscaping methods are. You are one of the very few (if any others) that I've seen go the extra mile to get down and pull grass from behind obstacles, I seen other just cut or trim near them and leave the grass to grow more. Kudos, you did a beautiful job on this one, and say "hi" to Bobbi (female spelling of Bobby) for me.

[@ayodripyt223]

That’s bobcat cuts better then the other lawnmowers

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Glad you think so!

[@twincities69]

Brad, I'm a huge fan of the box cut and I used a self propelled push mower that mulched my grass clippings when I lived in Kansas. It's all about the most efficient way of using your physical energy so you don't get too hot and dehydrate. Also, I think your edging is on point!👍👍👍

[@DK85]

Brad, you need to invent a string trimmer that can get into 90-degree corners! We’ll be rich! 😂😎

[@CopperCreekCuts]

XD

[@bshart1127]

Hey man, keep living your best life! Thanks for sharing your videos and knowledge. Always look forward to new content. 🤙🏻

[@CopperCreekCuts]

I appreciate that!

[@Bankablefoil]

Heck if a 60" fits in small property I'll be using my 60" instead of 36" ain't trying to waste 15 mins when would take me only 8 mins

[@jonsiek1120]

Thats why quality in the landscape industry has gone to shit. Using a 60" when you should be a push

[@cathiwim]

Brent Walters using a smaller mower on smaller properties makes sense. You cant get a 60” mower in a 36” gate!

[@furiousotter1039]

As a Floridian myself yes stripes are a big thing down here. It’s a show of skill on a mower and pride in your work

[@richardbeal5343]

Who else is watching preparing for mowing tomorrow?

[@marthahagar6506]

We (people) complain way too much. You are the pro and some of the larger mowers take skill to operate them effectively and efficiently. I enjoy your site. I live in Dallas, Tx and we are discouraged to not pickup clippings. You go a nice bunch of sod. I enjoy your site. God bless and thank you.

[@germanjesus]

I can hear the people who own this property saying “ hey brandean lookie hows bad our property looked before this feller done showed up” while watching this video. Grrrrreat job

[@amberbest6942]

That's a hillbilly accent from some hills somewhere. That's not how people from Florida speak. Ignorant🤦🏼

[@TheBomberman122]

@@amberbest6942 lmao the irony, trust me there are definitely some hillbillys in Florida, the whole state isn't just beaches and sunshine.

[@dgexpressllc7450]

In - FL - I do not complain about the clippings or big Bertha! I appreciate the edging as well! 30 minutes cut is fine - saves time and is probably the time you need before the jumbo flying insects attack! Either way - it is all better than doing my own lawn. 10 minutes in the sun in the FL summer is all it takes for me!

[@adavazquez3378]

OOOH BOY...please no talking lawnmower.

[@JB-mf1zc]

strange

[@orange9807]

Quit complaining

[@mctend9108]

It's a bobcat

[@j.tslawnmaintenance31]

I think it’s hilarious!

[@MK-us7bq]

agreed. pretty stupid

[@kennethhume8628]

That’s an excellent tidy up , if the yard was mine I’d be extremely happy although I wouldn’t have left it in this state in the first place .

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Haha, thank you!

[@Catanator20]

the mower. lol

[@luisvelazquez1248]

You do amazing work may God continue to bless you you’re company and family. People that have nothing better to do will always try and put hardworking as yourself down what matters is how the customer paying feels about the job been done. I’ve been in the lawn business since 06 don’t have my own company as of yet but I love this videos I learn so much more and I appreciate your hard work. God bless from Illinois.

[@NYDRAINS]

That machine looks like a beast! And when I saw your thumbnail I thought you were showing us your Halloween costume!! Lol 😆

[@pickemright2600]

I do the same thing, I have a 34 inch zero turn and the yard isn’t big, but I will use it so I can cut it in 20 minutes and not 45. Keep in doing good!!

[@Learning_new_things_70]

The voice was slightly irritating at first but then I had to laugh. It was actually awesome 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ledger8201]

I like how you talk about people’s complaints and how you feel about them in this video, makes it mate entertaining xD

[@ksanderlin4]

Dude I don’t wanna read about the hater comments, just leave them be, this is suppose to be relaxing and you are talking it away. Just leave it be

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@border919]

Yea. I felt like this whole video was complaining about haters. You’re giving them too much attention. You make great content. I don’t wanna watch it if it’s just negative text throughout the whole vid. Just my .02 cents. Keep up the good work

[@Megatron995]

@@CopperCreekCuts A few videos like this are fun. It's fine with me as long as it doesn't become the standard.

[@pecheur1951]

So basically you are all complaining about Brad complaining about people complaining about Brad. And I thought the talking lawnmower was weird...

[@TheBomberman122]

@@pecheur1951 well its like they said, if you feed the trolls they're getting exactly what they want so what's the point? It's not like they're going to see the comments and suddenly change their minds.

[@jdunsmore_]

as a guy who lives in florida, i went from 3 acres to a HOA sized yard, and even on the 3 acres or in the HOA house, i cut the same exact way as you do, the same process and techniques as well. great minds think alike my friend :)

[@naturegirl7777]

3rd comment (sorry, I can't help myself): I kid you not - - my first thought when seeing that strip of grass that you edged away made me think, gee whiz, that could be used to patch a bare spot somewhere in the lawn! ...and then the caption up "Brad's sod farm"! My zoysia ("inherited" it when I bought my house) is j-u-s-t starting to show a tad bit of yellowing from my aerial view (my upstairs windows), in that we have had a few nights around 39°. I know. #whocares 🎃 =^..^=

[@ThnCampr-vv4sg]

Love the mower she's a beauty!

[@human7066]

everyone else: "damn he's so passive aggressive... why does he does he do his job so bad!!!...." me: YAHHH LAWN MOWING VIDEO

[@purpleraynee]

Yes I read all the captions! The amount of thought and work you put in your videos aside from the main job your already doing! Truly applaud you for being you! Amazing work!!

[@InfamousGaming]

You don't need to prove anything to us. You're the one going out there and making that green and recording it, not us. You do what you do.

[@CopperCreekCuts]

Very kind, thank you!

[@meganmeyer7902]

You are the bomb buddy. Grew up in Florida and I had 3 acres with 2 houses and an outbuilding. In summer it took forever and I had to do it every week. I wish I’d had that rider mower.