I Don't Know a Man in This World I'd Trade Places With
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2019
- Mr. Richard Nutt went to work on the farm to help support his family when he was just 10 years old after losing his daddy. Folks like him, are what make agriculture and this country so great. Join us again for another incredible Growing America Story.
This is a Real Man. If anyone was wondering what one looked and talked like. Rare in the world today ..
What a gratifying feeling it must be to make it to 78 and say you're satisfied. Hope I can do the same.
Very hard, dangerous work, my hats off to the American farmer, thanks for all you do for our country.
Love these. Small town USA is special and I'm damn proud to be from a small town 🇺🇲
Notice how his story started with him remembering his father was proud of him? Its up to us fathers to make this country a great place again
A true gentleman it's good people like him that made this country so great. They are getting hard to find now.
78 and going strong. Probably still work circles around some young boys.
I'm Irish, but this is an example of how America was built. God bless that great nation.,🇮🇪🇺🇸
I’m 26 and enjoy being around and talking to old timers like this guy, they’ve been through more than my generation and know hard work and appreciate things. Most advice the old timers gave me has done nothing but benefit my life!
Good ol Georgia bloodline right here. Proud of you ol sir for making our state proud. Atlanta will NEVER overrun our state. Anything outside Atlanta is just like this. We more country than any other state. Atlanta is just one of them ol stains of our tshirt if you know what i mean bygod
Thank you and God Bless❤️
Sounds like MY Pop !!!👍👍
I'm 70 years old , I have farmed ever since I graduated high school. Actually I farmed my whole life, When I was a child I knew I was going to farm, it was the only thing I wanted to do. I am just like this man , he is a true American. I'm just as excited about starting this crop as I was my first one in 1970.
God,Family, and work
Amen. I'm 58 sounds like my Dad.
Watching these stories about American Farmers I see some of the hardest working and wise men on the planet. It must be rewarding to feel that way about your path you chose and be able to say it at age of 78.
Reminds me of my dad. Wherever you are dad, I love you.
I thought I missed my DAD, BUT NOW I MISS HIM SO MUCH MORE, REST IN PEACE BILLY P. VANOVER ( DAD) February 1st 1931 February 14th 1990
And God made a farmer.
JUST NOW.SEEN THE VIDEO SUCH A GOOD HONEST WORKING MAN ALL THE GOOD HONEST HARD WORKING PEOPLE ARE ABOUT GONE I LOVE TO HERE STORIES OF PEOPLE LIFE GOD BLESS YOU FROM TENNESSEE