ANGRY Homeowner CONFRONTS Me While Mowing this VACANT Home

This was an encounter that I have never experienced before. I came across this super overgrown lawn while driving around with my wife, so I decided to knock on the door. Everything about this house looked like it was abandoned. There were broken windows, the grass and weeds were extremely overgrown, and there was a padlock on the door. I knocked anyway to make sure and there was no answer.

After this, I decided to knock on a few of the neighbors doors to get some more information about the house. Every single one of them told me it was vacant and have never seen anyone there in years.

So, I went back the next day and cleaned up the sidewalks and lawn to make the neighborhood look better. In the middle of blowing a sidewalk off, the owner of the home showed up and he was not happy...

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[televisionforever]

It really is a different time we live in. He cleans up yards for free, gets ad revenue from YouTube and invests that money back into his community. A true legend. Keep up the great work.

[weekendhomeprojects]

Rule # 1, never get angry at a man with a leaf blower. My uncle learned the hard way and lost a hat once. RIP Bass Pro Shop hat, we'll always remember you.

[TenTonNuke]

Kindness is so rare that people react to it with suspicion, assuming they're being conned. "I'm doing it because it needed to be done" is something no one ever hears.

[christieannbieber]

Maybe you could put a yard sign in the yard while you are working that says something like “community beautification courtesy of SB Mowing, no charge, no fines, no citation for the owner”

[marinevet]

I am a disabled marine veteran who once kept everything trimmed and neat but now 66 and many medical issues I hate going out of doors in my yard because I can not do what I once could, there are hundreds if not thousands of disabled veterans like me, this community is blessed to have a young man in their community who does this. Too him and others who give time and effort freely for a good cause God Bless You

[stubbyhawk]

Thanks for doing this for your community. Hope this covers your gas and some drinks for one or two jobs. We need more people like you in this world.

[charleschi]

Bro, your community owes you millions. When prospective buyers drive through a neighborhood and see lots like this, they usually cringe and want nothing to do with a home in the neighborhood. Your work raises the property value of the entire community. A rising tide raises all ships. Well done.

[DANNYCOLLINS-ec]

im 61 and have never cried so much in my life as i have since discovering this young man 2 hours ago!! he had me hooked with Beth and then the follow up with her that i had to subscribe instantly! now im hooked and cant quit watching his videos and seeing how amazing of a selfless person he is and im so glad to see there are still young people out there who really do care about others more than themselves! thank you so much for restoring my faith in a younger generation far to often the story goes the other way and is not a good one or a oretty one.GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR WIFE ALSO BECAUSE SHE IS YOUR SUPPORT AND BACKING!!!

[lisac]

I never understood why people who own property (that they do not live in, and cannot care for) don't just sell it and allow someone else to fix it up? Too many homes left "abandoned" that could be turned into a nice home for someone else.

[bendalton]

You're a good man with a good heart, and with great Christian values. Most people would not do things like this, it's good to see. I Believe in "pay it forward" and this here is a great example of that. I hope you have continued success in your life and that your JB Mowing Company is continually successful.

[AnAmericanGirl]

I love that the neighbors waited until the job was almost done before calling the homeowner. 😂

[jeffdahlman]

Home owners health issues certainly didn't stop him from coming Thankyou for doing the right thing -

[nancypeterson]

I’m old enough to be your mom so I’m sending advice from a mom. Wear a mask to keep from sucking all that dirt in through your nose and ear protectors. My husband (an electrician) is now having to get hearing aids because he never protected his ears a long time ago. Happy mowing.👏👏👏👏👏👏

[thewizzelsisters]

The work you do is hard. Your commitment is inspirational. You change this world for the better, one environment at a time ♥️

[dp]

I'm so impressed with this kid. Not only the helping neighbor bit but what a skilled landscaper. I bet he did easily 1500 $ worth of work here

[DeusKnight]

Crazy how 1 guy alone can do this all by himself, but our government with $4.9 trillion tax dollars (a year) can't. Thank you and keep up the good work bro.

[dylanb]

I wouldn’t really call this a confrontation at all - the guy didn’t know what was going on - and within 10 seconds seemed grateful - overall just very positive all around

[BlueWater_Audits]

Thank you for giving back, I hope your community leaders recognize your value!

[KindraMarch]

I love how respectful you are to the home owner. Great job handling an awkward situation and making the best of it for him❤️

[AndrewC-xfnc]

This tugs at my heartstrings. I'm 52 years old and as a man, as we get older, it's hard to ask for help and hard to accept help. We still have our pride. So to see you being so kind and professional to another man really meant a lot to me. You're a special person. I wish you all the success in the world.