Unsafe SCHOOL BUS STOP forces kids to WALK on the STREET!
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Published 2024-04-08
This one took 2 days but it was well worth it. Found a couple toilets, front bumper, diapers, and a whole lot of trash. Also, my truck window got smashed - but it was all worth it to see the end result!
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All Comments (21)
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We pay taxes to the schools, the cities, the states... and it take a random stranger with no ties to the property to make it safe for these kids to walk home after getting off a bus every day. Disgraceful! Thank you for helping these kids out. You're a gem.
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This is psychologically so healthy for the students and community. You’re a blessing to your community and family.
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Many adults complain about the so-called "bad attitudes" of young people. I think if more adults treated young people with care, kindness, concern, understanding, & appreciation, like this man, our world would start spinning in the right direction. 😊
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I love how even the sky is part of the before and after. dark and gloomy while the sidewalk was trashed, then sunny and beautiful while the sidewalk was clean.
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Can't help but laugh at you're broken window. No good deed goes unpunished. But you didn't let it break your stride. We can all learn alot from your kindness and patience.
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Can you imagine the impact that it would be if we all took responsibility like this for our communities.
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This is what deserves our views. Not Met Gala outfit reactions. Not the Met period.
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This is a triple win. The community gets a usable and safe bus stop that isn’t an eyesore, you get ad revenue, and we get a satisfying cleanup! Please continue this important work!
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Best one man show, hands down. I’m sure this will make an impression on the students. They saw one person cared enough. Thanks for caring.👍💚
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The fact that people will now get to use the side walk and think “finally the city did something”, NO CITY DIDNT DO SHIT! give this man an award!
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As a European it is crazy the local council do not upkeep the infrastructure making it unusable... America has an over-reliance on cars. Amazing job and what a difference, much safer now thanks to you!
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I love that that gentleman stopped and thanked you. He celebrated your work beautifully. I hope the city and property owners care for it from here.
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Wow! Even if the kids don’t use the sidewalk not getting dropped off at a junkyard anymore would certainly raise your spirits!
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Thank you ! My 12yr old little brother lost his life to a careless driver at a unsafe bus stop 💗 thank you so much I’m hope this keeps children safe
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I don't exactly find yard work 'compelling content' under normal circumstances, but you are doing GOOD WORK here! You deserve the views, interactions, thumbs up, and subscribes. Thanks for the community thinking on this.
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Your city governance should compensate you for your wonderful service to make the city beautiful and to encourage and teach the students to help keep the city clean.
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Wow, amazing....you should be recommended for an award from the school board for keeping the children safe!
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The fact that the city ignored the fact that the kids had to walk in the street to avoid walking in garbage and a jungle amazes me. Great job!.
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Crazy how the hard work of one man can drastically change lives in such positive ways yet society has to push them down to the lowest levels. good job your heart is Blessed ❤️✝️
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I like that the kids thank him!
