VETERAN overwhelmed by OUT of CONTROL property

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  @MarkedandAccounted · 1 year ago

  I had posted a judgmental comment on a similar video a few weeks ago. I have been watching a lot of Midlife lately. His perspective and attitude is rubbing off. It's not our place to judge. If we can help, we help. Doesn't require commentary on the neighborhood, the neighbors or resident. It doesn't matter how it got that way. It matters that there is a problem you can help with so helping is helping. Judgment on the systemic or root causes is irrelevant to this work. That's another persons job on a different day.  Genuinely, thank you Sean for helping me see a new perspective and become...less of a dick.

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  @AlaskanGrandma · 2 years ago

  The fact that you turned off the camera, and explained why, meant everything. Thank you for respecting his privacy. ❤

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  @michaelbergeron2332 · 1 year ago

  “Not everything needs to be recorded” is the most refreshing thing to hear.

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  @AliceAttic · 1 year ago

  You know folks even after this incredibly hard working man is done. He still has to drive and dump the stuff in  his truck   get home   And sharpen all his tools AGAIN. Wow what a guy.  Our Sean!

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  @neuesachlichkeit6919 · 1 year ago

  Immense respect to you for being a shoulder and an ear for that man and not putting his private moment on display.  You're a real gentleman. Thanks for helping him.

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  @123justbeingme123 · 2 years ago

  He must have been depressed before you cleaned up and removed the garbage. It makes a huge difference to his physical and mental health. Thanks for your kindness.

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  @TenTonNuke · 2 years ago

  I'm an Iraq vet and I can totally relate. I'm basically a shut-in at this point, terrified to leave my house. My lawn is out of control because it's impossible to care about such trivial things when I can't find a reason to get dressed in the morning. The fact that he answered the door through his window was hilarious to me. He is still holding down the fort in his mind. That's basically his guard tower. I hope he's at least getting help from the VA. I recently qualified through the PACT Act and it basically saved my life.

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  @lennyhall87 · 1 year ago

  As an older service connected Veteran, I can't thank you enough for helping out a younger brother Veteran. I know how he feels being overwhelmed. May God continue to Bless You. As always, I Hope You Have a Better Day.

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  @suepall5425 · 2 years ago

  Thank you so much for helping this military veteran.  This type of kindness can literally save a person's life.  As a military chaplain's wife for 30 years I can't tell you how much it means to me to see people in the community reaching out to our combat vets and giving them support.  This is true Christianity sir.  Thank you again.

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  @HaggisHunter1 · 2 years ago

  Im a disabled vet, want to say thank you for helping a brother out

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  @angelamayer1650 · 2 years ago

  I like that you pick up the trash in yards, throw stuff away and fix broken fences and doors, being thorough. Different from other YouTube landscapers.

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  @LoriJean766 · 1 year ago

  My son is an Iraq vet too. So proud of him. He did come back different but, he came back. Thank you to all that served and may God bless you. ❤

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