i’m waiting for johns team to do a WWYD on john when he doesn’t expect it

"I'm not giving because I have something, I'm giving because I know what it feels like to be nothing" made me tear up. What a great quote

The voice crack in her voice when she said “I’m not giving because I have something, it’s because I know the feeling of having nothing” broke my heart.

At the restaurant I work at, we have a regular customer that comes in every day who’s a homeless veteran. We give him free meals and gift cards, and it really makes me proud to be working in such a supportive and caring place.

"I'm not giving because I have something, I'm giving because I know the feeling of having nothing"

Whenever John says we’re rolling one last time you know some shit about to go down.

When the lady said, “he’s a friend of mine” my heart melted. God bless her and all the awesomely beautiful people on this planet.

I've been homeless and I would absolutely get a homeless person a cup of coffee and if I have enough money, I'll gladly get them a sandwich. Being homeless is hard enough, why make their lives harder? A little kindness never hurt anyone.

I work at a gas station and we have a homeless man who comes in every once in a while. I was told by my boss to ring up the coffee as a police coffee, which is free.

I wanted traci to do this role she would have pissed the whole store off

I was homeless for 7 months at 14. I remember not having enough food to get food at a restaurant gas station… a man realized as I was going to leave and not only bought me food, but also paid for 2 whole boxes of cereal for me. I’ll never forget him, I was in tears

“you keep the rest so that way you can have some coffee for later” BROUGHT ME TO TEARS

The woman who said “he’s my friend - I’ll buy him a coffee”. That got me 😢

There should be "what would you do" International edition

That last one with the student really touched me. She is an incredible person.

The way the last lady hugged the actor really speaks to how much she was feeling, she really pulls him in and holds on tight. How wonderful to know that there are people how there with hearts this big

"I am not giving because I have something, I am giving because I know what it feels to have nothing." Wow. Edit-: Wow guys thank you so much I didn't expected this much likes. I love you all. Stay Blessed.

The first person made me tear. She said she’s been there before and she wouldn’t want nobody there too 😢

3:02 Hearing John Quiñones’s voice break ’cause of the pure kindness of the strangers broke my heart! 😭

"I'm not giving because I have something,im giving because I know what it feels like to be there" bless her soul

I’m currently bawling my eyes over the woman who said “he’s a friend of mine.” 😭😭😭

The first customers are Filipinos. Theyre making us proud.

This show is always a go to for a reminder that there is always hope for humanity

True story: I was at Starbucks (the coffee there’s incredible but it’s very pricey so I don’t go there often) & I owed the cashier approximately $12.00 & I only had $10.00. A kind woman that looked around my age piped in & paid the difference & that’s how I was able to get 2 coffees instead of 1. I was so happy & grateful she did that for me that I gave her the change after the cashier gave it to me. I told her if I ever saw her again in life, I would do the same for her.

I understand how you could get mad about someone giving away free fresh food BUT THE FOOD IS GONNA BE TROWN AWAY MINE ASWELL MAKE GOOD USE OF IT

“I’m not giving because I have something, I’m giving because I know the feeling of being nothing.” That hit hard.

2:28 that's the angriest act of kindness that i've ever seen, and it's somehow adorable

this episode really resonated with me. there are so many homeless people and they are treated badly so often- buying them food and drinks is exactly what I do. Id want someone to do the same for me, same as that lovely lady.

$3 for a SMALL coffee, that’s pretty expensive

Are we just gonna ignore the fact that the homeless man is so sweet?

"I'm not going to pass this person without giving nothing if I have something."

"i'm not gonna pass with giving nothing if i have something" amazing

I’m was homeless for 3 months long time ago. Sleeping under the bridge, but luckily I find a job, my first salary I used to looking room for rent, and I build my life back.... this episode very dearly to me

My mom is a pastor and there was this homeless man that would always come into the church and ask for stuff. Sometimes he just wanted to sit in the air conditioning. He was always really honest to her (he made sure to tell her he had some schizophrenia) and would ask for just what he needed and nothing more. My mom quickly became really close to him and would always give him food and whatever he needed. She’d drive him where he needed to go and would make sure he was okay. The church was eventually able to afford to get him an apartment. I went to visit him there once and brought him some food. My mom trusted him enough that she said she would have left us (her kids) alone with him. Unfortunately Mr Hilton (that was his name) passed away in February. He had prostate cancer, which was part of the cause of his death. For legal reasons his body went to the city and not the church so they couldn’t bury him. My mom and the former associate pastor of the church held a small funeral in February. R.I.P. Lavelle Hilton. You were loved

The last girl made me cry. Oh lord, thank you for your kindness, we need more like you in this world.

I'm happy to see that kindness still exists in today's world

All these people really touched my heart. The first woman who gave him $20 literally made me cry! Edit: Thanks for the likes - never had this many before! So glad people agree

You’ll never see a Karen stand up for homeless people

The Filipino selflessness/hospitality was beaming through the first group of people 💛

That last lady was amazing. She was non-confrontational and solved the problem 4 different ways. She's definitely got a big heart and great leadership qualities.

(Manager gets choke slammed through table) John: "I think we should break it".

Everyone is shaking hands giving hugs i want those days back

That last lady is a pure heart

The ending was so emotional that I was not able to stop my tears 😭 it’s really an awesome show really much appreciated and lot to learn in the life

I managed a Wendy's for 7 years. Every Sunday night you have to break the food cycle and throw out chili, frosty mix, salads etc. There were a few homeless men who would come in on Sunday nights because I would give them free chili, coffee (our coffee was terrible so bless their souls for drinking it) and frosty's. I had no problem doing this as it was up to my discretion as a closing manager and we would have thrown the food out anyway. When it was especially cold, I'd allow our homeless guests to stay in the dining room until we closed.

What makes it even worse is like she said, the food was going to be thrown out anyway. You're really going to let food go to waste rather than giving it to someone who needs it? It would be a little different if the food wasn't leftovers, but they were.

This really chokes me up, because some people can be so cruel, but really, look at how much good there is. Its beautiful

The last lady when she said she's gonna take her coffee to go so he can sit with him outside was so lovely ♥️

When she says "He's a friend of mine" at 6:35, it cut deep.

With all the bad stuff society relate to homeless people you don’t realise how many people are genuinely nice and are there to help

This clip really hits home to see strangers acting with kindness and not thinking twice about helping another human being for whatever ever reason. This world needs good people who performs gratitude and compassion and not judgemental views. 🙏🙂🙏

I'm glad and so happy there's still good people out there in this crazy world

The last girl was so amazing. Telling a lie is wrong, but i'm sure "lies" to help other people in need is okay even in the eyes of God.

When the woman at the last said "he's a friend of mine" I actually started crying

This show restores my faith in people. I love all of them for being good hearted.

Thank you so much for doing this. I saw 2 of your episodes (the injured veteran and the homeless man trying to get a cup of coffee) and couldn't help it but balling my eyes away. It is so refreshing to see that a lot of good people are out there ready to help those in need. Love from Hawaii

I love WWYD as they restore my faith in humanity.

People: *have a really touching, heartfelt and beautiful moment* John Quinones: “Hi I’m John Quinones, this is a TV show” People: *b r u h*

I'm in tears at the generosity of people.

It restores your faith in humanity to see some of the good people still out there

"Im not giving because i have something. Im giving because i know the feeling of being nothing." Words to live by

l like the last woman she quickly just went and helped him.Sooooo nice 😊 OMG 😱 Thanks so much for the LIKES 😊😊😊😊

I can't watch these shows anymore, I am a grown man and these shows brought tears to my eyes. Thank God there are kind people out there offering help to those in need and that is humanity.

No matter how cruel world is turning to be, there is hope when I see this group of wonderful people.

the guy who pretended to be poor is so cute

last girl: “i was grabbing my coffee to go to sit outside with him” i’m crying 🥺 she’s an angel

this show always makes me cry. It is real proof there are still so many kind and amazing people out there even in horrible times and situations. It makes me believe in humanity and reminds me there's still good in this world even in the "worst places". I'm so grateful there are so many nice souls for speaking up and taking action in this kind of situations, and even more grateful for the people making this show, spreading and promoting awarness and kindness. Thank you for existing

Nice to see kind hearted people in this world. We need more kindness to make this world a better place

The Filipinos in the beginning broke my heart. I'm half Filipino and I've seen the poverty in the Philippines.. It's like a different universe. So many kids, living on the streets, bathing in near sewer waters, picking up leftover foods in garbage heaps. It's good to know there is kindness in this world still. ❤️

I was at the hairdresser today, a salon I've been visiting for 5 years now, and I got totally unexpectedly played. I have short hair, normally it costs me around 20€. Today the bill said 40€. I asked the hairdresser about the additional price as she didn't do sth special or out of the usual. Washing, cutting and hair drying. Seems so she put 20€+ because of the hair drying. I have no job due to corona and am currently writing my university applications. So I really hadn't got so much money with me. I nearly cried as I bagged her to pls have mercy as I really wasn't aware of the (very overpriced!!) "extra service" I received. She didn't mention that it would cost sth when she had asked me though. So I stood there crying out of anger and disappointment when a woman, who was sitting at the waiting area and who overheard and got my back in the whole argument with the hairdresser, stood up and gave me 20€, so half the price the bill said. This complete stranger saved my day and my faith in humanity and I was and am so unbelievable thankful for her help and support ❤

I have never missed your show. Seen 'em all... they are so encouraging and helpful in this mixed up trashed up society we live in. It gets to show, that no matter what, there are people with hearts of gold that really express God's love in them. Bless your show and everyone that take part in them. God bless you. Jenny from🇵🇷

You can tell immediately the last person is an empath.

Calling a homeless person "bum" is Offensive to the homeless

This video pulled on my heartstrings. I really liked the first family with the lady in the white jacket. Also, the last young woman. What great examples of compassion and kindness!

It's so heartbreaking, there are still people who really have a golden heart

The First costumers are 100% Filipinos i'm very sure they are. Because of the saying "The more you give, The more you receive." I'm proud of you Kababayans 💖

I used to work at Wendy's and there was this homeless man who came in and he had a card and tried to pay for his food. When his card wouldn't work he was frustrated saying he hadn't eaten in 3 days. My heart broke for him and he asked if he could at least sit down in the ac because it was summer and I told him yes just have a seat. We weren't busy at the time, so I asked my manager if I could buy him some food and with permission, I bought him a 10 piece and a water and brought it out to him. He instantly burst into tears and asked if he could hug me. I would have gotten him more if I had more money on my card, but it was close to payday so didn't have much.

The last girl got me in tears.what a beautiful soul

"He's friend of mine" It's make me cry. She is a great person. All of them great. Humanity is the best thing in the world

Someone: sneezes Me: " Bless you " John: " hi this is the show What Would You Do "

A nice looking humble homeless guy certainly makes all the difference

I'm cryiiing again gosh! the first group ladies was my kababayan and I'm so touched specially to the girl was first move. You guys are amazing and willing to help and I wanna clap to those actors they're great for acting a reality happened in this world. Thanks so much for the people who speak up and for s showing their kindness.

In most countries there are laws that force restaurants, cafes and such to throw out leftover food at the end of the day. Why don't they make a law that forces shops to give the leftovers to the shelters. That's just logical: less wastage, less trash, less money spent for shelters, more money to fight unemployment, less unemployed/homeless people, less money needed for shelters, and the cycle goes on! (I know I'm oversimplifying the problem but it's just so you get the idea)

Someone once said something that's stuck with me. Be Charitable, give often and give till it hurts. My wife and I adopt a family each holiday season and buy presents, gift cards, cloths and wrapping paper. We leave no name and drop it off like a theif in the night... knowing we will never receive thanks from the family, but we know that even if for one day, someone is going to be happy or relieved because of the actions we did is enough of a reward... We are by no means rich, or have an abundance of money to burn. But we are both capable of going without a few luxuries for a few weeks to make a few children happy on Christmas...

The last woman had me in tears. Her loving kindness touched my heart immensely. ❤

last girl is so sweet! literally started crying when she said she was about to go outside and drink with him. and was trying so hard to be nice

This show gets me every time. I'm bawling, honestly - people's kindness gets me so emotional

The blonde actress is the human embodiment of supermarkets locking their dumpster bins so that homeless people can’t eat the leftover food.

I been watching this man show for 7 years straight and i still cry till this day on positive reactions and outcome on this show.

I work with the unhoused and can tell you that a lot of folks that come to see me are not the type of folks you would expect. It is easy to fall when you are already on the edge.

My ex gf was homeless and we met during a charity.

3:27 i knew it they were filippino because in philippine most of them they are very poor. So they have some kindness, but some people they can be gold diggers that i hate alot. Blessed this girl and her family.

I love this. I've been sharing these videos on KZfaq, and I know that this video has been up for a while, but at the same time, my other half and I have helped out others when they didn't have enough. For us it was a no brainer, we know that helping them, helps us. Some people can't understand that, however there are those that can, we're among those that can.

I've always had a soft spot for homeless people, especially elderly ones, noone deserves to live on the street.

“Increases homelessness” is the dumbest thing i have ever heard. Maybe it’ll slightly “increase non-homeless people acting homeless”, but nobody is gonna turn homeless so they can get a free $3 coffee.

The last girl so unconditionally generous and non judgemental. It is beautiful

The last girl is so nice wowowow . The fact that there are people like her out there is what gives me hope .

The last woman should be a diplomat. The way she words her comments and answers.

The last lady when she said “yes, he’s my friend”. I started bawling 😭

Got sooo emotional when that women said, "he's my friend" such a kind and wonderful person.