wow!

Woooooaaah

He went like legs who needs legs with arms like these

You have got to be a Bot

It's incredible what the human body can do if you have true motivation! Watersports/Swimming in any way is truly great if you have pain and/or diabilities. Many semi paralysed people talk about feeling free in water. It doesn't matter if their legs don't work in the water.. It's also good if you have joint pain & back pain. The water makes it more lenient and doesn't strain your body in the same ways.

I hope he stays that way. The world has a habit of sucking the good out of people.

@@kelleyk28 same here.

Some

Same

He's the hero we don't deserve, but most definitely need more of

I was going to make broadly the same point, ie, a little human respect (within, of course, the necessary constraints of the job) can end up paying dividends later, but you put it better than I could, just in terms of the writing, but also more authoritatively, given that you are 'in the trade' as it were. PS -- as you say, sometimes inmates will even go the aid of an officer whose default approach is to depersonalise the prisoners, but one suspects that in such cases they are helping more in an attempt to accrue the kind of karma that carries clout with the Parole Board, than particularly out of human fellow feeling for the officer - but call me a cynic! But yes, I can entirely believe that if the 'man down' (or woman) is the kind of officer who doesn't feel like they're on some kind of mission to make the experience of incarceration worse than it absolutely has to be, they can expect help from inmates without the presence of ulterior motive, and where, in fact, it may be _against_ their immediate (or future) self interest.. (Sorry - long winded? Yes!)

@@richiehoyt8487Yes, I'm sure many of them do have ulterior motives for the act.

@@camandobiscuits653 Yes, I did notice Walter White head, but I didn't see Jessie Pink face.

*virtually/digitally salutes*

I have an officer friend at my middle school that probably treats kids like people, but there is one staff that has a lot of power at the school, but when kids are refusing to go to school, probably most of the time because of anxiety or they are sick, he has the officer guy drive him to their house in his cop car, and the staff guy drags the kids out of the house, literally not even starting with a calm approach or at least not one like that. So there are not just officers that treat prisoners like animals, but there are also school staff that treat students like animals... and prisoners, I guess. P.S. I salute to everyone that's like a military person, officer, etc. In case you wondered why I replied with that.

the part with the mountain mew should be what mountain dew should change into

The fact that you believe all of these stunts that media orchestrates proves good people like you stand no chance against the real evil that feeds you information.

This incident must have infuriated Satan so much,seeing his plans to bring another of God's children down go haywire 😂

He probably made them enough money for it to be noticeable or they went like wait where’s the guys order he’s nice and he hasn’t ordered yet

​@@levievil9220you've never worked in a restaurant before, have you? No offense, but if regulars change their habits it gets noticed. I would've called on day 2, not after a week

He put the managers kids through school

@@Kkkkeeeee2899 Bit of an overreaction but okay.

​@@Keshalee86well, maybe the guy sometimes go out of town for several days or so. But never that long. That's why they did a welfare check on him. Maybe that was even the reason for the extended radio silence: Guy went out of town for a week, came back with a sickness of sorts, and when the Domino guy checked up that was the peak of his sickness.

yeah thats sooo wholesome

@@mrwpg6286 they are just following orders

Don't need a video to know that but ok.

There are a lot and a lot of good people here but sadly they get ignored by some people

sadly yes thats shit @@DreadDuckies278

I hope retirement is treating her good ❤

He wasn’t a kid.He was an adult who worked for Walmart.Also he helped an elderly lady retire.I hope he’s having a great time

Me to I'm a pizza lover to

ha, same Everyone in my house know that I LOVE pizza

all hail pizza, the one true god 🍕

@@BeAmazed all hail the pizza god may him feed on pizza even in the afterlife

I'm ordering pizza Patrón tomorrow

Fr

Lol😂😂

So true

Ur so right🎉

LMAO

Nice story!

I'm glad to hear that everyone helped her out, but no one thought to call the fire department?🤔🤷‍♂️

@@mham1330 In Berlin, we usually only call the fire department / ambulance, if we can't take care of it ourselves.

Imagine the initial bully's reaction LOL

@@kinglyzebra6417 I know, right? Talk about the best revenge being a life well lived!

Macdonald

its not the cheapest pizza.. 10 days, 25$ / day minimum, 250$ its 1/2 employee for a week!

Yes

It's a good thing I found this comment since I'm also Filipino

Filipino power🇵🇭👊

I think us Americans could learn a thing or two from Phillipino culture.

​@@meegansandberg1308there is something similar to this in the United States but it's done by a specific group I can't remember what they're called they are the people that live without technology or electricity

Syang tunay po.

In the US people often go to jail for being poor or living paycheck to paycheck..

@unicode. wish there was somealternative to reddit without the BS glorified censorship system "karma" only "popular opions" can flourish so someone with ATUAL TRUTH will be lost.

Reddit

😅What

Even if all the stories are from reddit, its stilla huge platform w lots of posts

9:14

I hope you feel better soon. Also, my deepest condolences for the loss of your family dog😢 I know that’s a lot to handle even when you’re healthy.

I know how that goes. I have endo really bad and I watch a lot of these videos when I'm trying to fight through the exhaustion and extreme pain.

oh my gosh that sounds like an awful situation. it really stinks when everything happens at once. everything is going to be ok, just remember that 🩷 you are wonderful and people love you 💕

No blog posting.

@@user-fe8gx3ie5v really? maybe they were just saying thank you. sometimes people just need the love of net strangers

Can you imagine

That's horrible. Greedy thieving scumbags can end lives all for money

Prolly meth

Good grief that is so sad!! 😢

@@Bambisgf77more like BAD GRIEF! let her rest in peace.

I agree. Not all convicts are bad people. Many of them are good people who just ended up making bad decisions.

It's terrible how judgemental (by ignorance) politics & people in the US are.. To someone from a nordic country, the US judicial system seems really mideaval, unjust & unsafe.. The system don't care if you are a criminal or a victim. They punish poverty more than crime. If you are poor, you are f****d from start, no cance..

Ask my grandpa

It wasn't _every_ day, and you can make up for it during the rest of your meals! But you'd have to _really_ love pizza!

​@@y_fam_goeglyd ahh I was wondering myself lol, I know an apple a day can kill you or 20 in one day with the seeds

Pizza is good for you 😂

same way a guy that eats a lot of bacon in basically every meal everyday managed to reach 100+ years luck

Ive seen so many stories about good prisoners

They are both pure

No, not at all. Many people end up in jail as young adults whose brains haven't yet become adult (that happens when you're 25. Many under 25s do stupid things; in fact the majority do, just they mostly don't do something stupid and criminal. Hell, I definitely did stupid things before I turned 25!). They make bad decisions, are pushed by "friends" into doing things they wouldn't have done on their own, or maybe got drunk and did something stupid and out of character. Obviously there _are_ bad people in jail, but I would make a bet that the majority are people who are basically good but slipped up with regards to their typical morality. Maybe they grew up in circumstances where they had no opportunities at all to improve their lives and saw no other way out of a terrible existence. You can't make off the cuff comments about people whom you do not know. And it's attitudes like the one you wrote which continues to stigmatize ex-prisoners, preventing them from getting jobs, a home, etc (especially in the USA. The prison system there is abysmal for a "developed" country), and basically forcing them into a criminal life just to survive! Try to see the best in people. It's much more rewarding.

I was in law enforcement. One day I was out tracking a group of “suspected illegal aliens”. After I apprehended the individuals, I passed out. Heat exhaustion. They dragged me into the shade, undid my uniform and used their water to cool me off enough I could radio for help. I was taking away their hopes and dreams. They chose to save my life knowing they would be arrested. What’s really messed up, was there was no process for me to try and help them. The only thing I could do was give them a few thousand dollars and wish them good luck and safe travels on their journey north. I think people like that should be judged on the character they show, not the laws they violate.

Well they don't really have to worry about being sued or imprisoned for 'non-consensual touching', so they are freer than most in a way.

That's the problem with some people this days. Some are awful and some are affected by the bystander effect that made them unable to moved their muscles when gathered to a crowd and only watch the horrible tragedy unfolding. So much hope for humanity...

I know right.

THANK YOU thank you for saying the correct name you don't know how much it annoys me that people think it's yoda not grogu

So many people assume everyone in prison is there for killing or ra*e or something violent when really many are there for non violent drug crimes or other crimes where no one got hurt

I would do that for my friends and I hope they would do the same for me. Even if they know nothing about bears.

Dancing is also very healthy.

Not really though. What's so good about donating a toy to grown up firefighters. It was the fire fighters who did something good by pretending it was a thoughtful thing to do.

@@sgtscribbles It doesn't take an insider to realize how stressful emergency responding can be. That toy was appreciated because it provided comfort and innocence in an otherwise scary and dangerous (but necessary) job. That was even stated in the video. Never underestimate psychology bro, adults have feelings too.

What was his crime… a special type of cooking???

"Jesse, we need to cook"

Those modern "bullet-trains" they have over there are far superior to the antique trains we have here in the U.S.

That's true. @@mchenrynick

Don't watch the news or as I call it Depression on a screen.

i wish there was a news channel that reported just good stuff. yeah i get the bad news is important, but maybe just a news channel that once a week releases a special feature of wholesome, funny, and adorable stories. people don’t realize they need things like that until they get them.

Same bruh filipino culture a

Kinda like a tobacco company noticing you aren't buying your usual case of cigarettes a day and deciding to kindly check you haven't stopped breathing!

and after a decade of that, the employees saved his life in return

And true obesity

Pizza Hut is better /j

What do we

@@aut-zomefamilyadventures4904 let's just respect the patient's privacy there, ok?

Literally had the same thought XD

This is equavalint of saying eating only school food for 14 years is bad

Haha absolutely, I think eating pizza everyday for 10 years would give you health issues....funny though that the constant pizza eating may have caused him to have health issues, but ordering so much pizza saved his life as the pizza dudes didn't hear from their regular customer 😅