My Neighbor Had a Problem I Could Fix

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  @CaptainKleeman · 1 month ago (edited) · pinned

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  @Billy-ro5ws · 1 month ago

  Hey Mike, I&apos;m a fan of how you&apos;re using your partnerships. &nbsp;So many folks on YT seem to lose their vision(?) and start making videos seemingly for partnerships. &nbsp;Nothing wrong with making money or anything. &nbsp;But finding a way to turn a sponsorship into an opportunity to help people is super great, man.

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  @michaelmullins1290 · 1 month ago

  Your channel has gotten more important to watch since you started doing all these projects helping people. Your a good man.

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  @RB-wl7ct · 1 month ago

  Shout out to all the guys sponsoring these projects.<br>Well done for helping Kleeman help others.<br>The kind of businesses to do business with.

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  @patrickcolahan7499 · 1 month ago

  Nice work Mike. I can&apos;t say this enough, what you are doing is so refreshing. There are so many out there that can&apos;t afford the basics, to have someone like you help them out using sponsors instead of benefitting themselves is awesome. God Bless you and your family!

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  @terryrogers1025 · 1 month ago

  Nice to see you taking time to help neighbors out. This is where your time is not spent, but invested, no matter if or what you charge or don’t charge, or even if bartered, because time is one thing you will never ever get back once it is gone by. Excellent job of not only getting the equipment moved out of the shed, loaded on trailer, and equipment back in the shed, but getting the trees down as well. Thanks for the update Mike, enjoyed watching. Hope cut heals well.

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  @rickbell3402 · 1 month ago

  Helping out your neighbours with sponsorship money you could have kept shows you giving back and your kindness, Mike. Well done! Let’s hope your example catches on with a lot of other YouTube channels!

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  @jerryburton6825 · 1 month ago

  I knew if anyone could figure out how to provide charity work and still get sponsored it would be you

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  @Buddy.Reed1 · 4 weeks ago

  Hello Mike. Since you are cutting trees this time, I saw an interesting way to get limbs that are high in the air down to the ground safely. On one end of a strap, about three to four feet long, was a loop. On the other end was a heavy duty carabiner. &nbsp;A rope was tied below the cutting points. The strap was put through the loop securing the limb. The carabiner was clipped on the rope. The rope was attached to something near the ground, your choice, with the rope long enough so that nothing was hit and the cut limb attached to the strap slid down the rope with the carabiner attached to the rope. Great sponsors you have to help you helping others. Have good days!

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  @everestyeti · 4 weeks ago

  Taking that third tree out was a very difficult job, the way you worked the man lift over the home was like you&apos;ve done it a thousand times. &nbsp;No doubt the home owner is going to be happy. 👍

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  @BTRBrycetherocket · 3 weeks ago

  Guys guys guys, I can&apos;t stand the kindness of Cap anymore. I went and booked my early-bird spot! 😋😋😋

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  @ErictheAmateur · 4 weeks ago

  Watching you drive that lift down the shared driveway really gave new meaning to back seat driver lol.

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