A Neighbor Had OVERGROWN Edges - I Did it for FREE! 

It looked super clean on the edges. Also love the fact that you bag the clippings. I agree that other videos I’ve seen where they leave the clippings not mulched down looks terrible. I personally liked the running clock, just not the noise. You’re definitely on point and at the top of the lawn game! Great video!

Roger that, GGP! Running clock, no noise next time!

I've been eying those rotary scissors and now I am SOLD. Can you post links to the tools you use? Great job!

@@hollyrichards6714 - Thank you, Holly. I can update the description with links to everything I use, no problem. The Power Rotary Scissors are good for trimming if you mow short. Not as good if you mow 3” and above. They are great for edging!

You spent a great deal of time and the results were well worth your effort

I appreciate the feedback, Billy. It helps a bunch. I'll have more edging videos coming up. I love seeing the results myself! 😄 I am compiling a list of all the equipment makes and models that I use and will be putting the info in the video descriptions for now on.

Thank you very much, Roy. I appreciate the support and will continue to try and inspire you. There will be at least 1 video a week on the weekend and we are trying to also have 1 shorter video for mid-week starting in September.

Thank you, Barb. I appreciate the comments and support.

I appreciate the feedback. I've been going back and forth on which direction I wanted to go with the channel. 1) Keep doing what I am doing and being me (making things lighthearted and some commentary) or 2) Going with the trend of just working while mowing overgrown lawns. Comments like yours solidifies my decision to be me and keep doing what I know the OG subscribers subscribed to this channel for. Thank you very much, Marc.

Thanks, Zach. When I first saw the overgrown edges I thought they might turn out decent. When I saw the picture after I was done, I was shocked at how well they turned out.

Thank you!! 😊 I appreciate the support.

Will do, Bryan. Thank you very much for the support.

Thank you, Miss Brinn Pope! 😆 It is a lot of work, but I do enjoy it and I enjoy helping neighbors out with their lawns. As far as watching the process, do you like it sped up or more real time?

I think showing the normal speed and then speeding it up. But the before and after pictures/images are very eye-catching! Also, dress up your thumbnails a bit more - makes for easy clicking for those of us scrolling RU-vid 😬👍🏻🙌

I appreciate the support.

Thank you, Kara! I love my Ryobi tools. And I have always believed, it doesn't matter who it's for, if you put your name on a job, it better be the best you can do! I appreciate the support.

I appreciate the support and encouragement.

Ryobi and battery products in general are underestimated.

Thank you for the continued views and support!

That is fantaboulous!

@@TheBitsonEffect thank you 🙏

Thank you, William.

It doesn’t matter if it’s a free job or paid, gotta do your absolute best. Thank you for the continued support, Lubov!

@@TheBitsonEffect do my best 👍 People like you must have millions subscribers 💯 Do this : remaind people to subscribe 3 times At the beginning, at the middle and at the end with beautiful SMILE and a lot of THANKS …… YOUR CHANNEL WILL GROW 👍

I don't think I saw that one.

Thank you, Sarita!

Thank you VERY much, Tisha! I appreciate the comments.

I just bought an idech, and ive run my ryobi for about a year and love it, battery will last about a mow and a half.

Thank you, Juju! I appreciate the view and comment.

I don’t know why anyone would still want to use a gas powered trimmer. Battery mowers may be lagging behind, but battery powered trimmers are neck and neck with the gas ones.

Thank you very much, Gee!

Thanks for the view, Green Ninja. I saw your latest video, you were pretty lethal with those trimming shears. And a new Prius!

Love it! Battery power is capable, people have to have an open mind.

Thank you very much, Mary! I appreciate the support.

I’m all good now. I was a bit dehydrated.

@@TheBitsonEffect I'm glad you're feeling better

Thank you! I appreciate the support.

My wife loves Monarch Butterflies! This property had a lot of different plants and bushes that I tried not to disturb too much while removing the overgrowth and weeds. Thank you for the support, Connie.

Thanks for subbing, Carol! I appreciate your support.

I choose to help someone first because Jesus calls us to love our neighbors, not our video content first. I can tell you watched the whole video, thanks for that.

Thank you, Clint! I really appreciate the support. I am using the Ryobi 26" 40V HP hedge trimmer. Model # RY40606. Here is a link: www.ryobitools.com/products/details/46396039040

Your 2 centavos is noted, even the dicey stuff. I understand what you are saying and I appreciate how you approached it. I never want to force my faith on anyone, and I believe there are still ways I can incorporate and not alienate those that only want the tips and tricks.

I have diagnosed ADHD and OCD. Lawn care has been a way to help me manage both of those. And when I see someone doing a crappy job in a profession I love, I use the arena I have been provided. I don't troll and leave negative comments on their videos, to me that is a coward. My life in the military taught me and the saying goes, These Colors Don't Run. I will stand up when I see an injustice...every...single...time. In my opinion, that's what the world needs. More men like Jesus, He wasn't a pacifist. Love thy neighbor, but turn over a table in a courtyard when you need to. I appreciate the feedback and respect your opinion, Connie. We need more vulnerability on social media though. Through my countless hours of studying what it takes to grow a RU-vid channel, vulnerability in a video is exactly what top channels have had. I'm not a complainer, (work harder, nobody cares). I'm a positive optimistic person by nature, and I'm not going to do it every week, but you may see it every once in a while.

@@TheBitsonEffect Fair enough. We can't fix the World that don't want to be fix. Maybe the reason for your very hard work then not feeling well was You got dehydrated. You were out in the heat for a long time. You were focused on the job and didn't realize you needed water. Probably should have had water every 1/2 hour.