Have you ever seen someone's privileged world turn upside down when faced with life's harsh realities?

@arisadarkone

5 ай бұрын

Sad to say I have...😢

@sharptoothtrex4486

5 ай бұрын

Even if I gave a homeless man or woman my McDonalds or Wendy's French Fries, I might give them one or two bottled waters even in big sizes.

@stevefreeman9265

5 ай бұрын

Excellent story Garry right now I am dealing with a little bit of a rough patch in my life your stories always give me the extra push to keep going

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

@danielkaiser8971

5 ай бұрын

@@Zachboy007 People could hear you better if you talked a little louder. Maybe try turning on the Caps Lock?

These 3 actors are my favorites. They are very good to portray their roles always

I'm glad that the son learned it's not always about receiving. 😊 Lovely episode ❤️

@GafferAhmadPriyo

5 ай бұрын

I agree with you

@tooldog5062

5 ай бұрын

my family and i were at a carnival 10 years ago as we were leaving my wife saw a family of 4 waiting on a parking lot, the baby was crying and they were waiting on a cab that i know would never get there! we lived about oh a mile away so we told our son he could walk home, and we took that family to the hotel where they were staying, there was another group who came to our church at the time asking for a pay out to buy food for their 5 children, now most churches are ignorant enough to hand the parents the cash, but on my job i have seen people walk into a gas station and grab 2 cases of beer and tell the child with them they dont have the money for a candybar, anyway to end a story my bride and i went to the store we bought $20 in lunch meat PeanutButter and jelly and cases of pop and took it to them , the children had a banquet as the parents made it clear they weren't happy with our making sure there starving children had a meal, and welcome or not i stayed right there making sure those children ate until they were full to keep the adults from punishing and ripping away the food intended for all! i have dealt with people before who either beat the hell out of their spouse or attacked their own children for not jumping to their raised voice to do something, , in the 70s childs abuse wasn't seen as a problem, because children would get their ass's beat for talking back, and there was no pathetic laws blocking Gods laws, on correction, did you know that in biblical times if a child wouldn't break to correction and honor his/her family they were taken before the court, and there were no excuses accepted and that court which was mainly elders of the church made the choice either the child is given another chance or is to die within the hour, read the story of the two she bears in 2Kings 2:20-25 42 disobedient teens and children died that day because they mocked and pushed an old man they didnt know was the prophet Elisha! a profit who had a double anointing of God and when he cursed those teens and children they didnt escape to tell the story! today our children are either being put in the ground or prison, all thanks to a Godless government ripping away all our amendment rights and people in this country are to stupid to see it

Homeless people deserves our respect

Who played the role of the dad always amazes us with his wonderful performance . I think that he is the best actor in this series 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Wow! Unlike other ordinary KZreadrs with same lesson, you actually had a great storyline too! You deliver it as always DramatizeMe 💙

@DramatizeMe

5 ай бұрын

Thank you, @Saad_Khan1729! 💙🌟 We're delighted to hear that you appreciate the unique storylines and lessons in our videos. Your kind words motivate us to continue crafting engaging content. If there's anything specific you'd like to see or share, feel free to let us know! 😊✨

@WololoWololo2

4 ай бұрын

@@DramatizeMePlease hear my conversation 🙏😊 “H”

Mr. Garry, as always, I thank you and your wonderful cast members for entertaining us only a regular basis.

@_Hitesh

5 ай бұрын

Why don’t you thank them with Thanks superchat rather than just spamming the same comment in all of their videos

@danielkaiser8971

5 ай бұрын

@@_Hitesh Everyone has their own individual ways of showing gratitude within their own personal means of doing so.

@danielkaiser8971

5 ай бұрын

@@AndyMcFarland-lu9ft Those feature were removed by KZread a few years ago. It may be a blessing in disguise that we can't block other users, as facing annoying comments helps us become desensitized to them and realize that while we can't control the words and behaviors of other people, we can control our reactions to them; and we can know that what others say and do will always be a statement on their behalf, not ours or anyone else's. We only need to worry about our own words and actions.

Father demonstrates true leadership

When people are in need you never ever ignore them you try to help them out because leaving them with nothing is heartless and cruel and just because you are more fortunate doesn’t mean you can be cruel to the less fortunate always have a good heart and treat everyone with love kindness and respect ❤❤

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

IT WAS THE HOMELESS MAN WHO WAS HEARTLESS. WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

"Oh, your dad is so kind." The changing image of Sergey Denga continues. This video was priceless as Alex teaches his son, Josh, a life lesson that one should never ignore a request from someone. What does it cost to give a person water? This lesson is really brought home by Josh's request for help when he is beset by ruffians and aided by Bob. If the world learned this lesson, we would have less pain. suffering and heartache. I hope the Republicans learn this lesson as they block funding of important aid bills. This episode features favorite actors in it like Oleksandr Rudko, Volodymyr Antonov, and Gennadiy Svitich. Sergey Denga really played against his former type and did it so well, but credit should also go to the writers and the casting director. This was such a great video -- open your eyes, World. Oh yes, Hugh Henley played his part of the Republican very well. Author! Author!

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

@danielkaiser8971

5 ай бұрын

(to the original comment) It is better to respond to people as individuals, not as members of a political party.

@yamagata008

5 ай бұрын

@@Zachboy007 Zachboy. Zboy. Okay, I get it.

@Denkan378

5 ай бұрын

well water is really good to drink even it cost some cents.

Heart touching, great story.

Glad the son learnt, not just how to treat someone with compassion but also know the difference between a need and a want.

When I saw homeless first time I recognised it was Oleksandr Rudko ,I like him so much he is my favourite ❤ love u Oleksandr Rudko 😘

@user-pf3uw8oh9d

2 ай бұрын

I didn't recognize him.

this is such a amazing video, this is definitely a work of art! Keep up the good work ❤🎉

@DramatizeMe

5 ай бұрын

Thank you, @messiwins3147! 🎨❤️ We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video. The support and appreciation from viewers like you inspire us to keep creating meaningful content. 🙌✨ If you have any thoughts or suggestions, feel free to share. Your feedback means a lot! 🌟😊

Amazing content, thank you for sharing these awesome videos with us all.

Great video we need to help our poor more and stop dehumanizing them Gandhi once said "you can judge a society based on how they treat the most vulnerable" and i agree if we did more to help the homeless someday no one will be

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

@danielkaiser8971

5 ай бұрын

(to the original comment) Yes you are correct. And among my favorite parts of this episode was how the author touched on how some homeless people may have been successful in the past but fell on hard times due to no fault of their own.

Lesson Of video:Be the grass the sheep eats and nurture the sheep and help the needy.

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

My dream is to help others and build a real shelter for homeless people

@DramatizeMe

5 ай бұрын

That's a wonderful dream, @imy1813! 🌟 Building a shelter for homeless people is a compassionate and impactful way to make a positive difference in the community. If you ever decide to pursue this dream, it could have a profound impact on the lives of those in need. Remember that even small steps and contributions can lead to significant change. Best of luck on your journey to make a positive impact! 🏠❤️

@danielkaiser8971

5 ай бұрын

You will achieve your dream one day. And in the meantime you can prepare for your dream by volunteering at the shelters for homeless people that already exist. Actually, any type of volunteer work or community service you like will make a difference. Churches often need volunteers and have food drives to help feed and clothe the homeless, the underprivileged and the children of your very own community. Many charities know about the other charities and work together, so you can network to find out more. You will already have hands-on experience for when the time comes. I wish you all the best!

These 3 actors are my favorites especially the actor who played the homeless man, he is so handsome and talented, loved the story.

Josh learnt so much after falling on hard times. Everybody deserves a dad like his who would show a spoilt brat the right path so that he could mend his ways. Having said that, Sergey Denga looks a lot like Lord Mountbatten 📎

Trust me, you will feel better when you give, rather than take. And this is not only financially, but also when it comes to feelings. Helping someone in hard times after a break up or someone who just passed away(for example) will give not only help other people, but also yourself.

What a message some people dont have a heart is just a water

Perfect actors❤❤❤

Only the people who experienced hard times can feel the purpose of this, having very hard times I was ignored by the majority of my friends but only one helped me out to return to my feet.

Dad is so kind

Good job, man. I'm from Tajikistan 🇹🇯 ❤

Good work dramatizeme ❤ your stories always teaches a lesson thank you sooo much 😊

Great story guys, one of your best yet! Keep up the good work and continue to teach life lessons.

So important film! Many people are used to ignore those who need help. They buy themselves expensive things which they really don't need. I don't get it how is it possible that there are so many homeless people and so many people incredibly rich who care only about status, their money and comfortable life? Yesterday I meet with homless people and belive me, anyone can end up on the street. We really should speak about it and learn to care about each other and help each other.

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

@chanuldandeniya9120

5 ай бұрын

That's true but we shouldn't say "things which they really don't need". If someone is rich they hv all the rights to live a comfortable life as they will but the homeless must be taken care as well. Why should expensive items exist if no one should buy them and they are "things which they don't really need" ? I would love to see the Ferrari bought at last in the story. That would've completely the story.

@nataliamaria212

5 ай бұрын

@@chanuldandeniya9120 you are right :) I just wanted to say that it is very sad that there are so many people who are homeless. And that in my opinion we should learn to care about such people, we should learn not to be concentrated only in material things and only in ourselves. It doesn't mean that you can't use your money and buy luxurious things

As always, thank you for another amazing video. There is always a message in your videos that stick with me.

Thank you so much team dramatizeme for spreading such kindness through Stories. 💚💚🇧🇩

I really appreciate this video. Hats of you.

a wonderful story with lessons on humility & generosity

Never judge some one based on their appearance, religion or the skin color.

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

@danielkaiser8971

5 ай бұрын

(to the original comment) Absolutely correct. Every person has their own individual story and should be treated as the individual they are. With dignity, respect and civility.

This is a nice story. I love good deed episodes where there shouldn't be any gap between the rich and the poor. In the end we all humans who possess the same Anatomy and the ability to communicate to each other. Thank you Gary and @dramatizeme team for sharing this precisely in the Christmas season when we celebrate togetherness and peacefulness. ❤🙏

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

@DramatizeMe

5 ай бұрын

You're absolutely right, @deddyson! The message of togetherness and kindness transcends any distinctions we might perceive. Especially during the Christmas season, it's a beautiful reminder that compassion and goodwill can bridge gaps and bring people together. Thank you for appreciating the story, and we're grateful to have you as a part of our community! 🎄❤️🌟

This story is very good.

Hahaha, the ending joke was good, got me

“When you help people you don’t ask for anything in return”. “You just do what is right”. Very good choice of words. The father was a bit harsh though. The beginning is similar to the other video involving Yaroslavl😁

This episode is one of the best and heart touching ❤

Ohhhh I loved this one.

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

Wow impressive and amazing story, Awesome guys!

I absolutely loved this video and amazing actors. Great work dramatize me ❤❤❤

The best has reached the world 💕!

The moral of this story is never discriminate anybody who wants food or a beverage for it will be returned to you just like Josh's uncle learned a very valuable lesson the hard way. Please post only positive comments over here. ™

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

@danielkaiser8971

5 ай бұрын

(to the original comment) Yes you are correct. Although, it is often in the act of giving that is its own reward. Every human being has a life story of their own.

@yamagata008

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for posting this, especially your final thought. It keeps me from ranting on the channel, many a time. May God bless you with peace.

he so kind beautiful and amazing story

Fantastic lesson 👏

Wow... That was indeed a *tough* lesson!

I wish that people can change this easily in real life. Great video! And I just found your channel and I’m enjoying the content very much!

The son need to be taught a lesson ,thetes so many ppl out there who need hlp and many ppl turn their backs on them ,you never dissappoint dramatize

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

@PhoenixLibra83

5 ай бұрын

@@Zachboy007well he was outside the restaurant in an open window, and all he asked for was water. You just explained the kind of person you are.

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

@@PhoenixLibra83, they were eating. So rude!

@PhoenixLibra83

5 ай бұрын

@@Zachboy007 not at all, and he was even polite. The dad did the right thing by not giving his hate filled son anything. Must’ve hit home for you. And that sucks. But your comment still showed the kind of person you are. Ick.

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

@@PhoenixLibra83, people don't like being interrupted while eating or on the phone. Any decent parent would teach their child civilized manners before trying to enforce absurd morals. I would hate to have a wealthy shithead father like this, and no trust fund, so I would have to actually put up with him.

Thank you for another wonderful video.Hopefully son learns lessons not to judge people by their looks.

Depriving someone of food still can be digested but of water? Is really despicable.

Hopefully, that rude son learns his lesson not to judge a person (or people) by its looks.

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

Great video and very nice and important message

I love these two handsome actors, Oleksandr Rudko and Volodymyr Antonov. They are my two favorit main characters at Dramatize 💞

This video is very heartwhelming. I'd like it very much.

Superb story 👏

Omg! All the most handsome and versatile actors in one of the best episode??? Really?really,really,???!!! I LOVE IT!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

Really love the story I can share to the young people in the outreach program I am leading.❤

Morning to all the amazing team wow that was amazing story well learnt lots of love ❤️ ❤❤❤

thanks its good and amazing

Don’t I love watching such videos! I know there are people who really care but I am not so sure if a young man like the one in the video would be able to just give up a Ferarri that easy! Still I want to believe that’s possible because it’s been always my dream to have the power to help people in need!! Especially these days!! Awesome content!! And wonderful acting!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@DramatizeMe

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely, @georgianikolopoulou2969! The idea of selfless giving and helping others is indeed powerful, and while it might seem challenging for some, the essence lies in the positive impact on those in need. We appreciate your kind words about our content and acting! ❤️ If you ever have more thoughts or ideas to share, feel free to express them. Thank you for being a part of our community! 🌟❤️

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

@danielkaiser8971

5 ай бұрын

(to the original comment) Sometimes people don't do the right thing because they haven't yet learned how. In this episode we saw how the son knew nothing about homelessness, and then through exposure he learned things he never knew, and then he used that knowledge for the greater good. He seemed selfish at first, and we also learned that even the people who seem bad at first may actually be good people when they learn the right things.

This is what you call KARMA😂❤

Hey🙏🙏🙏 lets be kind out there🙏🙏🙏

Im glad the son learned his lesson😅 nice videos dramatizeMe❤❤❤

Great video ❤

Loved it!! ❤

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

Awesome!

It's really nice ❤

Love the drama movie always nice 😅

Yeah it's right his breaker ❤

Hahaha dad said just ignore him 😂😂😂

I am just confusing with their faces 😂😂they and other two employees discussing in restaurant looks so similar..

Only a glass of water can make a difference at times

In this world anyone can end up homeless so don't judge people so quickly

At first I thought is re upload but its not 🤭🤭 I love it ❤❤❤ keep it up dramatize

Another good video

I've been binge watching these videos. Any other channels with similar videos?

Mr. Gary, you have been doing brilliant work continuously since 2020. I kindly want to suggest that you can try to make some movies(90+ minutes of length) 🙂

New episode!!!! 🥳🥳

So sad😢😢

Pete also needs to learn a lesson.

@yamagata008

5 ай бұрын

No, he is being a good Republican. If things do not go your way, deny it ever happened.

Good video

You can just judge society based on how you treat the most vulnerable Gandhi. There is no reason to judge and dehumanize anyone based solely on whether they are poor or rich..

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

@danielkaiser8971

5 ай бұрын

(to the original comment) You are absolutely correct. Entire societies are judged by how they treat the most vulnerable. Whether it is through (USA) social security programs, police protection, charities, fundraisers, soup kitchen, doctors who write off medical expenses for those who cannot pay, there are so many ways to be of help. And people are helpful because they see the humanity of others.

Only if All spoilt kids would had got parents like that

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Yeah

This was grt nt revolving around s...x...only... vgd. this is our duty to tc of every one may b v r poor or rich ...bt shud help others whatever way v can ..thanks for making such videos

I wish the people here in Portland would learn these things. Just because we're on the streets and homeless doesn't mean we're druggies or criminals... Some of us try so hard but get into situations we can't get out of... When rent is too high for a disabled person to afford on their ssdi or worse ssi... When you can't afford to leave because the cost of traveling elsewhere is astronomical compared to what's left after buying what little can just to barely survive.... And then the shelters turn you away because their beds are full or you can't meet their unreasonable demands in exchange for their assistance. When you try your best to find a tiny spot out of the way but it's not safe away from public eye... But public eye would rather be blind than have you safely or in the open... People don't realize how insanely expensive being homeless really is... You have no electricity which means no fridge which means even if you have a propane cookstive that don't need power, all your groceries have to be either shelf stable or bought already prepared... But you can only buy a day or two at a time anyway because otherwise you gave either risk of theft or the chance of having to pack it all up and move your camp without notice, and so much gets left behind. So Food costs for one nearly double overnight the moment youre forced to make your home outside... And let's not forget, even most MREs aren't even helpful as they require more water than easily kept in your camp, and you must boil it in mass agitator on a stove very few have. And if all of that isn't enough to strike your chords, we spend each and every day fending off attacks from those with homes who see us as little more than encroaching blight on their utopian Pleasantville aspirations. They rampage our camps, light fireworks and tops them onto tents not carrying if there's a child or elderly people crouched inside, shoot up camps with co2 bb guns - dragging women out of tents to make sure they don't miss standing over them in point blank range... All as our punishment for existing... Our consequences for daring to survive in a community who would rather we die than tarnish their fairy tale rose-tinted illusions.

@animebutterfly119

5 ай бұрын

Kinda... Went into a zone there with that... Sorry...but I also don't wanna delete it cuz it's a truth that needs to be seen... That said thank you dramatizeme team for always putting your hearts into your stories and bringing stories with important messages to the screen!

All rich kids should spend atleast a day on the streets as a homeless person. It'll teach humility.

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How couldnt he even defend himself against some homeless people

Why do i feel that josh only tried to get revenge on pete and didnt care about the homeless

Oh, your daddy is so funny 😜

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@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.

Yo! nice, All male episode🤣

This video is a lesson to those who promote statusco and realistic approach

Josh had everything handed to him, he selfishly didn't care to share some water with the homeless man. Dad was the one who reminded him to be empathetic and froze the accounts. It will be slow and gradual, Josh will get back everything and doubly too by sharing with people in need . Just because some fell on hard times doesn't mean they aren't human. Brat turned to his Uncle Pete for a loan, everything will show him never to be so materialistic again!!! Wish Josh would give up the idea of getting that Ferrari , he needs the humility!!! Ow, ow, ow!!!

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Help people if they need help.

@yamagata008

5 ай бұрын

Any being, I am haunted by a cat that walked up to me on a street panting for water on a 106 degree day. I tried to help.

@Zachboy007

5 ай бұрын

WHAT A HORRIBLE FATHER! THE SON HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE RUDE. YOU NEVER BEG INSIDE A RESTAURANT. DESPICABLE MANNERS! IT IS GREAT TO ALWAYS HAVE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST FUND SO YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF A DEMENTED PARENT LIKE THIS.