How rich people vs really rich people treat housekeeping. #comedyshorts

[redstoner]

These always boil down to "asshole wanting to show his cash and rich person with common sense", and I love it

[stephaniemomma]

I just wanted to say that your “really rich guy” character is just so overwhelmingly nice and wholesome, it’s refreshing. I hope that’s how you are in real life. It would be nice to be able to think of you out there in the world somewhere, just showering people with kindness ❤

[steventucker]

Your too kind. Jasper there is no such thing.... absolutely freaking amazing... helping others help you, and all it takes is a little kindness.

[CaptAlCaboose]

Slowly but surely becoming one of my favourite channels on YouTube.

[JackFrost-jgnr]

My dad was multi million dollar rich not 100’s of millions of dollars though. So I guess him and my mom would be considered rich people but man he was the most giving guy in the world... he also bought all his clothes at Walmart. Haha he loved Walmart. I miss him so much.

[wolflarsen]

Money does seem to corrupt people. Those who get fast money, tend to become assholes. Those who work their way up, seem to inspire loyalty or at least respect. Love your videos, great example for the other guys.

[SusieQ]

There really is no such thing as being too kind. As someone who has worked many customer service jobs, kind customers who are patient and understanding are like breaths of fresh air. Customer service workers understand that you only ever see them when you need something, or are having an unpleasant experience. Often times, there's only so much they can do for you. The more, just generally respectful you are, the more they will try to help you to the best of their abilities, even going above and beyond.

[alanwiggins]

I usually just laugh at these vids, but that "there's no such thing" at the end was deep.

[ionia]

I work for a car finance company and the customers for a particular luxury brand are by far the nicest.

A much higher percentage of them take the time to compliment me on my quality of service, or say they will mention me.

[rosehill]

Be kind show appreciation and take care of others.
❤️ it's shows your integrity. Your integrity is priceless. something money just can't buy.

[marjoriemorris]

I really enjoy your videos. You give excellent examples of how to be a decent person (no matter what your financial situation is).

[jmjpmc]

that kindness makes any man look like Bob Redford

[DharkDemonBlade]

My family was fortunate enough to be upper middle class due to my father’s hard work, and we could afford to have housekeeping every week. Every week my parents always made sure to have ice cold beverages and snacks for them. And they tipped around 40-50%

[sanjaynandalall]

finally! THE MAID IS HERE
*housekeeping*

[orielwiggins]

"there's no such thing as too kind. " truth that a lot of folks could stand to learn

[carlovel]

I love these videos, because it shows how far treating someone like yourself goes down the pipeline. Never need to flaunt power/influence/likeability when it's simply recognized through your actions.

[Ziva.Levinger]

My mother is a new level of, “THR CLEANERS ARE COMING CLEAN THE ENTIRE HOUSE!!!”

[Zehahahaa]

It’s amazing to see how much your helping people to treat each other better and respectfully with comedy 👏🏼 well done brother. Love your videos I wish all the success. Much Support and Respect from Mexico 🇲🇽

[kevingray]

I’m not really rich, but I learned a long time ago to be nice to everybody, even housekeeping. In hindsight, especially housekeeping.

[teresakirkland]

I have a few guests tell me that I am the reason they keep coming back too! Although I’m not sure about their financial status lol