Sweet Man Mowing Lawns and Youth Baseball Coach Donates

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Episode Transcript

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He's on he Feels Good a right, good news, happy stories. Every
day on the show. He doesfeel good, doesn't it feels good?
I don't know what he was talkingabout, but anyway, Klin, what
feels good? A Kansas man ismaking a difference in the lives of others
in his community with the help ofa truck, a team, a lawn
mower, and a big heart.When Spencer B, the owner of SB

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Mowing, sees a lawn that needssome care, he stops by his truck,
or he stops his truck, knockson the homeowner's door and offers to
take care of the lawn for free. Spencer B from Fred He's from Wichita.
I love that and I've watched thesevideos. I followed him. Great
TikTok. He has a great TikTok. And it's not only is it cool
that he's doing this because he doessuffer veterans stupid. Oh yeah, but

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he's super satisfied because he like powerwashesand he mows and he just makes sidewalks
up here out of nowhere. Yeahyeah he So he started mowing lawns in
sixth grade and since then he kepthis business going. He actually helped pay
for his own call knowledge with hisbusiness. Then a few years ago,
he saw a video similar to whathe posts now and he wanted to help

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people in need. He found thatmost people with uncut lawns obviously are unable
to mow, and they can't affordsomeone to do it. He said,
people are so thankful and that mostpeople are shocked by how long he stays
and works at their home. Hestarted documenting all of it, like you
guys mentioned. It's also on YouTubeand has millions of views, which is
how he pays to keep doing this. This is how he funds it.

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The thing that if it's swing,everybody go follow this guy on TikTok of
the platforms because he's doing amazing work. Um. But that said, I'm
amazed and how people respond to him. Yes, he'll be like, hey,
can I mow your lawn for free? And there there's like a jungle
there and they'll go no, they'llgo okay. Now. The best is

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like, hey, i'm here,you know I could take care of your
lawn, and they're like no,no, I'm good, but I'll do
it for free. Okay. Buteven sometimes when he's like it's free they're
like, I guess, like,what's the catch they're they're always like,
they're always stressful. They sometimes seemvery unappreciative. How could I mean he
would cost thousands to do the workthat he's doing, right, because we're
talking about like to your point,entire concrete structures that there, like it

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don't exist anymore because the grass hasgrown so long. But anyway, he
does, he does. I sawone the other day where he got a
bunch of gofund donations and he gavea veteran ten thousand dollars in addition to
cleaning up his front and backyard.And it's hard work. It's really hard
in the world. Yeah, Iagree. I agree. Cass City kind

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of near your house, right nearon my block. I would love law
in. Yes, yes, don'teven do something. You know why he
doesn't listen to the show? Hedoesn't he he doesn't mow the lawn.
What do I you know? Billdoes he do? I might need to
get back in the streets. Lookup this s me mowing guys. What

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he looks like. So a Tampa, Florida man has a goal of reaching
all thirty Major League baseballs atiums.This summer and hopes to give away three
thousand tickets to local kids in theprocess. The guy's planning to retire soon
and has coached youth baseball and softballfor the past twenty five years, so
as he goes to each ballpark,he'll also donate one thousand dollars worth of

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tickets for each game to local children'sorganizations. He's even reached out to the
MLB about his trip, and theleague will offer discounted tickets so at least
one hundred kids can go to eachgame that he goes to. It starts.
It started yesterday in Tampa Tropicana Fieldfor the Raised Pittsburgh Pirates game,
and it will end on September eighthat Tropicana Field. To go fund me

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has been set up to help mykids a hot dog and a drink at
each game. I like baseball.I don't love baseball, but I would
love to do that. Yeah,I'd love to go to every stadium.
I think that's a cool thing.But good for him. There's a let's
get the guy's name, oh hisname. We'll try and get to go
fund me though and put it upthere