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[mckorr]

Two weeks ago I was within a few dollars of being homeless. By sheer luck I found a decent job and I think I'm going to make it. It'll take me a couple months until I'm stable, but I promise I'll remember your example when I am and do what I can. Thank you brother.

[ItIsWHATItIs]

Seeing you do that for homeless people, hits home cause I was there just not to long ago for 5 years.. In 5 years I ran across only 1 person like you. They gave me their left over food from an expensive China restaurant n $20, made my day n made me cry... Thank you for showing that part of you... Much love brother.

[allentowngal]

I had one homeless woman run screaming from me.. and more than one homeless person refuse food because they say people try to poison them. I finally showed one that I just bought the fruit from a grocery store and let him choose which one he wanted for him to take it. Mental illness is a HUGE factor, and I'm old enough to remember when they literally closed thousands of mental hospitals back in the 80s and put a lot of people in the streets. Sad state of our world. Thank you for the work you do.

[francisremillard]

When I retired, I started a car service. It's of long-distance trips. When driving alone I spent a lot of time talking with God. The world is his house & we had lots of fruitful conversations. I rarely went to church as he is everywhere, especially in my car. Now, I am spending time at home & still spend time with him. I feel that he has kept me going all these years. No matter what, it is never loose faith. He is always with you. After all, you are mowing his lawns...

[traceyspad]

I shared with my 28 yr old son. he's just getting life going. drugs took him to the wrong place but hes back o. track and has been clean for about 4 years. my oldest died of a drug OD at 34. so I'm glad my younger boys cleaned up. just a bit behind. I find your words inspiring. thank you!

[karlaearnst]

"One mistake in life from being where those people are" is100% correct. Knowing that is the truth, builds compassion.

[valkyriesardo]

Long story short, I was on the verge of homeless with nothing but the clothes on my back. I'm okay now but will never forget the terror of those days. There were a few people who showed me small acts of kindness. I cannot overstate how much that was worth to me. The gesture itself was welcome of course. What mattered more was that someone cared enough to help. The food filled my belly but it was the kindness from a total stranger that restored my hope and warmed my heart. Go through your days being as kind as you can be to those you meet. You can always be generous of spirit even if your wallet's empty. See if you can make them light up with a smile. You cannot know how close a person is to the edge or how the slightest nudge will lift them up or knock them down.

[vlinhorst]

Thank you so much for doing this. We have been homeless for years and to see someone care so much is AMAZING! ❤

[EaseUpMN]

My Dad always said, “Making a difference is easy, all you have to do is be of service to others.” It is a code we live by. It warms my heart to watch your videos and listen to your down to earth philosophy. Thank you.

[lauracresswell]

Having been lucky to have a car while being homeless, it was one of the most traumatic situations, even after the abuse that made me homeless. So thank you for seeing us. We feel so invisible and judged.

[edwardboone]

I was once homeless and all it takes is one act of kindness to change a situation!!!
Thank you for all you do!!!

[imissjewlcat]

In all the videos I've watched so far I see you helping others and I cant applaud you enough. Good deeds don't go unnoticed. Like you said in the video It makes you fell better as well as helping others. I really enjoy watch you as you enjoy what you do for others. You are a breath of fresh air during your commentary as you joke around and smile, its rare these days.

[FigaroHey]

Watching this man work makes me feel like going out and clearing up the yard. Right after I watch him clear up another yard.

[kathimoore]

Watch your channel from Northern Ireland!! You are a living example of the expression, “in a world where you can be anything, be kind.” Keep up the amazing work!!

[pugsydecay]

Just started watching yesterday . Do not let anyone make you feel bad for being a good man. I’m a union worker in NY my wife just got her masters degree at 47 years old . People look at us with envy for trying to do good in life. Someone is always trying to rain on your parade. I wish you the best brother god bless.

[ericjones]

Thanks for remembering the homeless people. Your reward is in heaven.

[Gregory.Evans]

You are absolutely right when you say that we are only one mistake away from being just like them. An illness or injury can change your life in an instant and cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Treat others with the same respect that you want to be treated with. We are all on the same journey.

[rachelcampbell]

You’re doing what I wish I could be doing I’ve been in a nursing home and it makes my heart jump with joy to see you doing that. Me and my little grand niece used to go around giving food to the homeless and a little money I wish I could’ve given out 20s but I was on SSI myself but I was living at my mom‘s house so l was so blessed, to be able to give them food and stuff. My little niece, she was just a little three year old and she, ‘say auntie let’s get him hamburger’I could go on and on but I won’t God bless you

[neldadavis]

Ur wife is just too cute!!! And the inspirational teachings r kicking my butt!!! I had not realized how complacent I had become. Thank u for all the blessings and good deeds that you are putting out in the world! You are an inspiration!!!

[kennethjackson]

RE: Helping the homeless. You may not remember what you said or heard, you may not remember what you did or what was done to or for you, but you will remember how they made you feel. One of my best was when I saw a woman sleeping on a bench. I woke her and offered her $20. It certainly made my day!