Homeless Millionaire Experiment❤️ #socialexperiment #homeless #kindness #goodkarma

[frankmolina]

This experience is going to change that man's life forever.

[mollyghuy]

Remember there’s no such thing as a small act of kindness. Every act creates a ripple with no logical end...

[leeannirlbeck]

When I was trying to get out of a very abusive situation I would walk for hours and countless people would walk past me I'd be crying a running from him in public and I never received any help. It inspired me to help others always because that's something I never received. You never know what someone's going through even when it's on the surface. Kindness would change this world

[andybusmc]

Just a good man looking beyond a person's appearance or problems and realizing we're ALL in this together ✌️

[Mp-jwqg]

dude was trying not to cry at the end. good dude.

[zoeartrc]

I like the way he got into the car and left after the envelope hand over…way more impactful than hanging about to receive accolades of thanks from the recipient.

[angelinasheeders]

That's God working right there! You never know the stories we walk in on. Be who you needed.

[jennifermoodley]

This guy that helped him without judging him. God's going to bless you even more because of your kindness love and support. YOU MADE THE SUN SHINE BRIGHTER

[Vomvomvomvomvom]

That's the cleanest homeless man I've ever seen. I'd trust him 😂

[morenikeadesida]

There are still good ppl out there, but they are very few, angels among us❤

[anom]

I like this one a lot more than the others, giving someone money for their kindness is always nice to see but I really like the positive note included with this

[sugihartini]

Begitu indah hidup ini bila kita saling berbagi

[cheflores]

Kindness is very powerful. It affects everyone.

[BloxFruitClipZ]

A strangers kindness is always priceless

[shyladixon]

That's a very nice guy helped him out when no one would

[AnimalEdits-rihe]

truly awesome
if i ever see someone who needs to make a call or needs food i would help!

[fcleffingbass]

Johnny, watching your vids brought tears to this old sailor's eyes. Somehow, circumstances left me a homeless veteran. Never in my 66 years would I think that of myself! In Sarasota, I'd seen so many that I helped in some way or another. Fast forward to 2018, my mom passed in Venice, FL less than a month after coming back home, still homeless yet sheltered. VA programs helped me get my own apt. Mom left us kids some money and I paid it forward myself to anyone I saw needed that extra bit of kindness paid forward. Then the pandemic hit, lost the vouchers and still trying to get back the life I once knew. At 66, disabled, my former career, Telecom Tech is not an option. But, when I see videos like this, my heart is touched and I cry like a baby. Warrior with a heart. Thank you and God Bless you for your selfless acts of kindness. Spread the Love. JohnnyLove

[eavila]

We need to remember homeless are people too and even if you don’t want to give them money, just treat them like people and smile, show respect. ❤️

[bgipper]

Kindness is rewarded, not always in ways we can see clearly.

[carolespinoza]

It's good to know that there is still kindness in our world