Everyone TOLD ME there was NO SIDEWALK HERE so I spent 15 HOURS uncovering it

I had multiple neighbors and also the owner of the home tell me that they had never seen a sidewalk here. So, I spent the next 15 hours completely uncovering it and proving them wrong. This has to be one of my most labor intensive jobs as the sidewalk was covered in multiple inches of dirt and removing it took around 50 wheelbarrows full. Everybody was shocked with the result to say the least and it completely transformed the look of the home and the entire corner.

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[KayJay_Butterfly]

This is my aunts home. She passed years ago. In my 34 years of life, I never knew there was a sidewalk!!! I watch this channel often. Never would've thought I would know the house that was being serviced! You are a blessing, and I pray God continues to bless you!

[precisionsoundworksstudio]

You should do a “where are they now” series and go back to all the overgrown lawns you’ve serviced.

[virginiasantana]

He looks for houses with overgrown yards to promote his business and at the same time blesses people in need. I see a win win situation. Great job and thank you for all you do.

[WACKYYACKYMAN]

That random guy from across the street at 52:27 didn't appreciate how much you actually uncovered and the heavy lifting that went into it for free just an amazing job Thank you for what you do!

[vincentschreiber]

Spencer, this kind of blue collar manual labor takes a toll on ones body. Don't forget to take care of yourself. I want you to be happy in your 50s & 60s.All my best.

[AkitaMix]

I like how he's being called a famous person, and that the people recognize him. It's always good to see people appreciating his work instead of getting angry.

[caitlinbrowniee]

As a wheelchair user, I want to thank you for doing this for the neighborhood. Even a cracked sidewalk is better (and SAFER) than rolling on grass or having to go out in the street. Some people don't realize how important things like sidewalks are for disabled or elderly people - I'm looking at you, people complaining that the cracked sidewalk is now exposed. I would have been ecstatic if I was one of those neighbors as it would mean I could more easily and SAFELY go on walks (you know what I mean) around the neighborhood.

(Edit: I didn't intend to make anyone feel bad about this. I was simply trying to bring awareness to a subject that most people are unaware of. Even if it's something that never crossed your mind before, please don't feel bad; I don't blame anyone who never thought about it. Advocating for accessibility has been part of my life since I was a young child. My goal is just to provide a different perspective that may open someone's mind to a way of life unfamiliar to them.)

[MsLivinghealthy]

Whatever happened to neighbors helping neighbors or owners helping you. I get the elderly and disabled can't. You're such a fine young man. The City should award you for all the people you've helped as Citizen of the Year. Thank you for being there to help people in need. ❤

[jessirarara]

I tell you what. I love the popularity that is happening with people who do stuff like powerwashing, lawn work, carpet cleaning, pool cleaning, hoof trimming, etc. Because it shows how difficult and also cool this kind of work is. So many people want to talk down on these kinds of jobs, yet here we all are enjoying and learning about it through videos like yours. Hope stuff like this becoming popular gets people to respect these kinds of jobs more and maybe even consider them as a career path.

[rachelstewart]

I'm almost 68 and worked out in the yard yesterday for about 4 hrs pulling weeds and laying mulch. I could hardly move today and turn on Spencer just a working machine. Such a good man!

[matthewkreps]

You deserve something extra for what had to be one of the most labor-intensive jobs you've done yet! And in the rain, to boot!

[Mvv]

Some people don't realize how labor intensive something of that nature is, hats off to you young man, your definitely a hard worker an deserve recognition for what you do, yes you might make something off what you do AS YOU DESERVE TOO, ! You're also helping out an doing alot of good for people, keep up great work an content an bless you

[Margo]

“There’s a famous man mowing your yard.”
What a great line!
🌿🌿🌿

[foo]

Hi! Good news - Mark Consuelos just talked about you on the show "Live with Kelly and Mark"! He said he especially loves watching you do the edging, "so satisfying" !!😂 Congrats on being mentioned on national television! 👏 ❤

[midjurion]

42:30 is when the interaction starts... sincere and obviously people cared to communicate and assure the homeowner that it was all good.

[soohiogal]

Those a daunting task! I bet neighbors are wondering if they, too, have hidden sidewalks. Great job as always, SB!!!

[beckyess]

I noticed one of the children in the neighborhood walking in the street while you were working. Now the kids will be able to use the “new” sidewalk. I feel bad for the owner who spoke with you. I was a full-time working single mom for several years and mowed my own yard. I can’t imagine having the responsibility of taking care of two yards. You are such a blessing. Thank you. ❤

[dianelipson]

I love the army of guys out there figuring out how to monetize compassion instead of cruelty or callous disregard. There isn’t enough applause for you in the world. Bravo!

[marymathis]

Boy, that was a tough one, wasn't it! You make a difference, not only with the yards you cut but the friendly, respectful way you talk to everyone! Your Mama has got to be proud of her son!!! Happy trails....❤❤❤

[Annelilian]

Act of random kindness - doing good knowing that you will not get repaid and / or get a thank you.
Thank you for your kindness and putting your body thru the torture to make someone smile.