I agree. When a man is accountable and “man’s up” for his actions that is SO attractive. An accountable man is a sexy man. I don’t think people who refuse to admit when wrong, or even worse blame others for their wrongdoings, realize people lose a little bit of respect for you each time. Though they don’t say anything and may even nod in agreement they don’t feel that way about you on the inside. You will garner so much more respect and likability if your authentic. There’s no joy in trying to fool the world.
What mistake? Not recognizing someone has passed away when you look at a stranger's picture is not a mistake. It is unfortunate sure. But what mistake. Forgetting to turn the stove off is a mistake.
It’s easier and quicker to acquire a fortune when you have the ability to feign emotions. If you’re unable, people won’t relate to you and likely won’t do business with you. If you feel actual emotions, then you won’t be able to take advantage of others and instead others will take advantage of you.
Every tim I search for a job I only expect to be treated like an employee and not a human. This is just it hits you like something really heavy just fell on you
There are over 200,000 CEOs in the United States alone. You don’t hear about the good ones only the shitty ones which is why you are surprised to find a good one. In reality majority are good folks just trying to get by like everyone else.
You know these reality shows are all fake, that boss probably couldn't care less about his employees situation, but he's just trying to appear like he cares look good on TV to make his business look better to get more profit. Don't be so gullible sweetie.
I know it's selfish , but I don't wanna outlive my wife. I really don't know what I'd do w myself every day , from the minute I wake til the lights go out. I DAMN SURE don't want to outlive ANY of my kids.
Screw that. Morality and feelings are not included in the harshness of mortality. Birds watch their chicks die every season. Wildebeest watch their newborns suffocate in the afterbirth and have no way of understanding what to do. Predator and prey relations exist. Intraspecies conflict exists, like lions killing cubs to reset the pride, ants and their wars, or stags getting their antlers stuck and slowy dying together. Infant and child mortality are so common animals developed/ were designed with reproductive tools to combat it. Having litters, multiple reproductive cycles, producing a gajillion eggs at once... evolutionarily speaking that's why humans are so successful. We are fertile all the time and can raise multiples at once, despite the cost pregnancy takes on us upright women. It's very sad when a child dies before a parent, but it is also very natural. Up until the last century and the miracles of modern medicine it was expected that you would bury a few kids. That's why everyone married young and made as many babies as possible; you never knew who would survive, including mom. Then there's the cultures around the world having children's birthdays as benchmarks, like Japan's 3, 5 and 7 year old celebrations, to celebrate a child showing the vigor and vim to make it. "No parent should outlive their child." Spoken out of ignorance, selfishness, and imho narcisisstic idiocy. You don't want to risk feeling such emotions? Don't play the game. But by participating you fully acknowledge that nature will take it's course one way or another, and you waive all rights to complain. If a child dies to war, blame the powers that be for causing such evil to happen. If a child dies to a bad neighborhood, figure out how to solve it and demand everyone step up. But losing a child to medical issues? Unless it was preventable or done from neglect or malicious intent, child death IS the natural order and we have no reasonable right to curse nature or God. As parents you can just do the best that you can, that's all parents have been able to do since being a parent was a thing.
My little girl passed at ten days old from a heart defect, his daughter was so strong to get so far pray her life was everything she could've wanted, hope her dad is holding up well, dad to dad its hard and us men don't handle that stuff well
I lost my little girl in October. She was 20 as well. It's everything to know I will see her again. It's what gets me through. I am happy this man knows his little girl waits for him.
I regretfully cannot offer you any encouragement because I can’t fathom the pain. All I can say is if something happens to my daughter (she’s 15 btw) at anytime in my life, the world will suffer with me. I only hope they preemptively incarcerate me before my grieving and my ensuing rampage begins. I just know I would lash out at the innocent because that’s exactly what she is, and it’s not fair that she’s ever had to suffer with the relative mild bit she’s had thus far let alone what she’d endure in this hypothetical that I should probably stop going on about at this point…. All rambling aside, I fucking hate that you’ve had to experience such evil as the loss of a beautiful, no doubt loving, and obviously integral part of your self and life. Again I have no words of encouragement because any such words can only be empty rhetoric and downright condescending because I can’t know your pain and anyone who tells you “keep your head up” or “stay strong! You’ve got this” is downplaying life’s chasm as a mere pothole and, to me at least, comes off exceedingly patronizing. I can, however, bring myself to offer you this one meager utterance…I do with all I am and everything I have hope that you and all those in your state manage to find some sense of happiness and comfort, and remain steadfast in seeing this insane ride that is life all the way to the end. “Spiral out! Keep going…”
🙏 - Knowingly standing on the promises of God; His Resurrection Power for all eternity through Blood Covenant with His Son, Yeshua (Jesus) changes everything- Life forevermore. I’m sure we miss our loved ones, but such hope Father God has given us. for all eternity together for His Glory
I lost my son at 22. Unknown heart defect. Oh how his pain is mine right now and he is so very right. She is beautiful ...just no words really. So very sorry Sir.
I've heard so many stories of young people like your son dying of unknown heart defects, it's heartbreaking. I'm so sorry for your loss, 22 is almost a baby 😢
@@missveronica8393 it was shocking . He road his four wheeler in the snow the night before he passed. I would have never thought he had a 98% coronary blockage. Most doctors said genetic abnormality.
@@wishhalkar509 life is full of a whole lot of suck. But thankfully it has some pretty great times too. We just have to hope the good outweighs the bad. Sorry for your loss, if you’re referring to yourself of course.
@@revmsj I never had a loss but I feel for those who did I know a few people who did and I can see it in there eyes and it was years since they lost them the pain and the heartache it never truly gone my grandmother was one of them she had a daughter before she had my father and she died in a car accident a year or two before my father was conceived and he was the only child she had after that due to issues with her uterus and I knew it still bothered her deep inside because when I was six some thing went down my parents were divorced at that time and my father couldn’t take me in as he had a fear that I might ruin my sisters recovery from surgery and my grandmother got full custody of me as I became her second chance daughter
ETA: Apologies in advance... It's a book. My heart goes out to this man in ways that have no words. My son passed away at the age of 24 just about 467 days (or 11,208 hours, or 672,480 minutes, or my Personal Favorite: 40,348,800 seconds) ago. It's the single most horrific experience I've ever known, it's the worst Club on the planet to be a member of. It's as if you can almost see - even as a total stranger - a furrow on the brow, a smile that lacks the light in your eyes but is rather a faint glow that's like the trick your eyes play on you once a light bulb burns out and you get a brief outline of the filament before there's Inevitably complete darkness. My sweet boy, my best friend, my last baby I'd ever have, my most steadfast defender, ardent guardian, & compassionate caretaker, my fellow 'passing neurotypical' Aspie, my Kobayashi Maru. He was brilliant, funny, intuitive, and 'quirky' AF!!!!! My little 'Harry Potter' with his first glasses just after he turned 3 came to me one morning and asked me to clean his smudgy specs. While he waited for me to dry them after a fairly thorough scrub, he was telling me that he couldn't wait for the day to come when he'd no longer need them to see clearly. 🤔 When I pressed him for details about this much-anticipated day? He in turn asked me how old would he be anyway when he'd develop his 'Adult SUPERvision' because (according to him) it was required for damn near EVERYTHING he wanted to do!!! Me: 😳😮🫢🤭😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thank you if you read this far, I miss him so much. ❤
@@carriefitzpatrick978 Thank you for your incredible kindness - I conversation that he and I shared a week before he got sick saves me. I was apologizing for not being a 'normal Mom' and he gave me a look of abject terror and said that a 'NORMAL' Mom was his idea of Hell! 😂 He said that the worst part of having me for his Mom was dealing with the envy of his friends; that he'd had the best life anyone could ever dream of. At his Memorial some of his best mates and I were looking at photos of some of our trips - I was in amazement that they could identify places that they'd not been from the stories he'd tell. We all drank Hennessey from his custom flask that I never dreamed would match his urn, and I gather those moments up and treasure them in my heart. I think that they are the adhesive that holds the pieces together. 💜
I can't possibly know what Kenny's feeling, I don't think anyone can. But, I know his heart hurts! I lost my little boy at 2 months to a heart defect. My wife passed 6 years later, at age 34. She was born with the same defect, but it was never found until it was too late. Hang in there Kenny, I have the same goal, we will see them again! May God comfort you. 🙏
I'm so very sorry for your loss, sir. May you one day get to see them again. I know that you gave them the best life possible, and cherished every day with them. That is all we can ask for in this life, unfortunately. I wish u the best and hope you are doing okay today. ❤❤
So sorry for this man. I was also that daughter.... but at 29 im thankfully still here. Lived through multiple heart surgeries i was NOT supposed to come out of. 12 was when i was supposed to die. So doubling that life span was a great day for me. Im so sorry for parents and anybody like this having to lose family to something so shitty and just out of your control. You can be the healthiest, happiest person and out of no where boom. Hope this guy got a lot of good things, whatever that is to him, trips with family, items, a donation to the heart ward. Anything.
I don’t have children so I can’t say I understand that pain but when he said “I’ll see her again one day” I burst into them heavy, steady streaming tears, that just broke me.
You’re both the luckiest and unluckiest person. Lucky you’ll never have to endure the pain of losing a child, but unlucky to never know the reciprocate love of, both to and from a child…. I mean, unless of course you manage to build you a child at some point that is…🤷🏾♂️
Yea I lost my stepish son. I say that cuz I was with my bf for two years he had a son. He died from Sid’s at 2 years old. Everyone who loved him withdrew even the dog.
In times of peace kids buried their parents, in times of war we burried children, and even then as parents we should never burry any children. My heart goes out to those parents.
God bless, you're in my prayers. I also lost my son to a heart defect March 27, 2012. He was 18. I still feel that pain every day of my life from losing my baby. But I know we'll be together again as well. RIP to all who were taken so soon in life and God Bless all parents whose loss is so great. Amen
My best friend died 10 years ago and the saddest thing I’ve ever heard was his dad talking to him in his casket telling him to rest well and he’ll see him again but said it like he was a little kid again and he died when we were 20
Heartbreaking😢....On one day you will see her again sir..❤ May your beloved beautiful daughter rest in eternal peace🙏 Amen🌷❤ Sending my love and prayers for you Sir. ❤
I'm really sorry for your loss bud. I pray for your strength and ability to move on (although moving on will not be easy). Lord knows I'd be lost without either of my sons.
Watch the undercover boss' face right before the daughter gets brought up. Dude was oblivious of other peoples personal stuff before this moment. Lucky he got a wake-up call
God bless her soul... to that very special father, I'm sure she knew how much she was loved... and may your journey back into each other's arms be glorious ✨️ God bless you 🙏 ❤️
No parent should have their children pass away before them it hits you very hard but when this gentleman said he will see her one day we’ll my eyes just tear up 😭
This is heartbreaking and really hits hard and close to my heart and home. I lost my spouse in March. My condolences to this sweet man. I'm so sorry for your loss 💔❤🙏🕊 🌹 😪💞🤗 😇 and I hope that you and your angel see each other one day.....God Bless
Omg! She was beautiful! He got to have her in his life 20 years, beyond what he expected, he knows, and he can’t wait to be with her again! She’s his angel ✨🕊️✨
I lost my 19 year old son in 2008, 2weeks before Christmas from a spontaneous brain hemorrhage. We miss him everyday! His laughter was infectious & his love for Jesus & his family apparent in every aspect of his life. He was a real one.💯♥️🙏♥️🕊️♥️
😢❤ . This is my nightmare. My son has heart disease. Co arc repair, and has vsd. The hole closed when pressure was fixed..but it opens back up with high fever, virus... This is my daily nightmare. Every single day I. TERRIFIED something will happen and I won't be able to save him. This is guy wrenching. The immeasurable loss this poor guy.. he's strong.
Rich or poor. People are concerned with themselves at the end of the day, and for good reason. There's a reason you're supposed to put your oxygen mask on first, before assisting others. Best of intentions, or "thoughts and prayers", mean absolute dog shit in comparison to cold, hard cash assistance. THAT'S why I become successful. Wealth does not equate indifference. Our mentality as a whole affects that. Check yourself.
The last person that's going to preach to me about caring for others is the douche that saw this video and thought "nobody should be rich." Stop. One of the richsst people i've known personally lost his son at 12. Which influence was the more powerful in his life? His money or his loss? I asked him if he'd give up his entire fortune to have his son back. Of course he would. Money doesn't define people. Stop judging people as collectives and start judging people by their character. *All people who judge others as collectives rather than individuals are extemely evil.* pwople.
I no HOW THIS man feels. LOSING my Son at 23 yrs old . I cried watching THIS. RIP to his daughter an 🙏 e to his fam . NO MATTER WAT U NEVRRRRR ARE THE SAME AGAIN. I CRY EVRYYY DAY FOR MY SON . ITS ONLY BEEN 8 YRS. IT DOESN'T CHANGE ANYTHING EVRRR. TIME DON'T HEAL U IT JUST KEEPS GOIN . AN U KEEP LOVIN AN MISSIN THEM .
Most employers don't care because they want to make money. You are a means to get the money for them. They act like you don't get sick or your child doesn't get sick or your car doesn't break down or you got a bad tooth with no dental care or you got a flat tire and no money left to get tire fixed, you cant pay your rent cause you live from paycheck to paycheck etc But money answers all things and because they have it, they are desensitized to the struggles of others. Sad
“I’ll see her again one day..” that sentence made me some but broke me at the same time. In such a crazy destructive world we have all created, I can’t help but still have hope that I will never be in this fathers position and hold on to some day people understanding the importance of life and living. Technology has driven us from each other. We’re all just a face in a crowd now.
I am so sorry I got tears on my eyes. I have 3 daughters they don't know how precious they are to me. There in their twenties and thirties. I love them so very much I can't imagine the pain you're going through I'm glad you got to spend those 20 years with her those may have not happened so I guess we have to take our little blessings and our big blessings when we can. And know that we had them and God gave them to us to share. And those ones that we love will see them again
Hey brother It is a hard lesson to learn And there's only 1 person that is walked the Earth that has been perfect. And through that 1 person, This gentleman will be able to see his daughter again on the other side of the vale.
I'm so sorry for this loss of his beautiful daughter! I hope you're holding up well Kenny, I can't imagine how that must be to lose a child, i wish that you didn't have to go through it. I pray no one goes through that, and i pray i never go through it. I bet she is looking down over you saying "that amazing man is my dad!"
it's sad, but also, isn't it strange how a boss only realizes the kind of hard workers he has, when they have been through mournful things. i find that equally as sad.
Watch the full clip here: th-cam.com/video/vxOmOOrZn0c/w-d-xo.html
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Links don’t work here. Maybe the title?
“I’ll see her again one day”…. Hits you like a truck every damn time your hear it
I relate for sure!!
Hope is greater than love, and love is STRONG!
I pray it's true, my son is forever 39! ❤RIP❤
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My son is forever 38, I know I will see him again ❤💔
Right, I couldn't even imagine the pain wow 💔
We all make mistakes, the boss did too. He doesn't hide behind excuses, no, he's brave enough to acknowledge his shortcoming. Well done.
I agree. When a man is accountable and “man’s up” for his actions that is SO attractive. An accountable man is a sexy man. I don’t think people who refuse to admit when wrong, or even worse blame others for their wrongdoings, realize people lose a little bit of respect for you each time. Though they don’t say anything and may even nod in agreement they don’t feel that way about you on the inside. You will garner so much more respect and likability if your authentic. There’s no joy in trying to fool the world.
What mistake? Not recognizing someone has passed away when you look at a stranger's picture is not a mistake. It is unfortunate sure. But what mistake. Forgetting to turn the stove off is a mistake.
Wow, a CEO that has real empathy & emotions is very refreshing to see
It’s easier and quicker to acquire a fortune when you have the ability to feign emotions. If you’re unable, people won’t relate to you and likely won’t do business with you. If you feel actual emotions, then you won’t be able to take advantage of others and instead others will take advantage of you.
@@revmsj Yez. Ve vill make zem eat'z ze Crickets and ze bugz!
❤ So refreshing. What a heart.
Every tim I search for a job I only expect to be treated like an employee and not a human. This is just it hits you like something really heavy just fell on you
There are over 200,000 CEOs in the United States alone. You don’t hear about the good ones only the shitty ones which is why you are surprised to find a good one. In reality majority are good folks just trying to get by like everyone else.
Boss Felt the shame not paying attention. Goes to show he does have a good heart.
All "bosses" should know and care about their employees. People can be assets to the company, but they are far more than simply workers.
@@karenfitzpatrick6256 ugh...
was looking for this.
@@naelyneurkopfen9741 don't think employees are humans? Cooooool.
You know these reality shows are all fake, that boss probably couldn't care less about his employees situation, but he's just trying to appear like he cares look good on TV to make his business look better to get more profit. Don't be so gullible sweetie.
No parent should outlive their child.
Unfortunately it happens every day, God bless those who are feeling this terrible loss!🙏💖💖💖
You think you are fine, then it hits you at the time you least expect it.
I know it's selfish , but I don't wanna outlive my wife. I really don't know what I'd do w myself every day , from the minute I wake til the lights go out.
I DAMN SURE don't want to outlive ANY of my kids.
I agree! It hurts.
Screw that. Morality and feelings are not included in the harshness of mortality. Birds watch their chicks die every season. Wildebeest watch their newborns suffocate in the afterbirth and have no way of understanding what to do. Predator and prey relations exist. Intraspecies conflict exists, like lions killing cubs to reset the pride, ants and their wars, or stags getting their antlers stuck and slowy dying together.
Infant and child mortality are so common animals developed/ were designed with reproductive tools to combat it. Having litters, multiple reproductive cycles, producing a gajillion eggs at once... evolutionarily speaking that's why humans are so successful. We are fertile all the time and can raise multiples at once, despite the cost pregnancy takes on us upright women.
It's very sad when a child dies before a parent, but it is also very natural. Up until the last century and the miracles of modern medicine it was expected that you would bury a few kids. That's why everyone married young and made as many babies as possible; you never knew who would survive, including mom. Then there's the cultures around the world having children's birthdays as benchmarks, like Japan's 3, 5 and 7 year old celebrations, to celebrate a child showing the vigor and vim to make it.
"No parent should outlive their child." Spoken out of ignorance, selfishness, and imho narcisisstic idiocy. You don't want to risk feeling such emotions? Don't play the game. But by participating you fully acknowledge that nature will take it's course one way or another, and you waive all rights to complain. If a child dies to war, blame the powers that be for causing such evil to happen. If a child dies to a bad neighborhood, figure out how to solve it and demand everyone step up. But losing a child to medical issues? Unless it was preventable or done from neglect or malicious intent, child death IS the natural order and we have no reasonable right to curse nature or God. As parents you can just do the best that you can, that's all parents have been able to do since being a parent was a thing.
I’m so grateful that she lived those 20 years with him. Even though it’s heartbreaking she passed before he did I’m glad she outlived being a baby.
I was going to say the exact same thing.
They never stop being your baby
Business owners, CEOs who care about their workers are worth working for.
i agree my boss is worth working for 💪
100%
My little girl passed at ten days old from a heart defect, his daughter was so strong to get so far pray her life was everything she could've wanted, hope her dad is holding up well, dad to dad its hard and us men don't handle that stuff well
I was lucky enough to have my daughter for 25 years. No one will ever understand our grief as parents. Love to you.
@Mrs Conaway much love to you I pray you're doing well
Praying for you
I'm sorry for your loss, may your heart find peace.
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss God needed the little one back
The boss’s face when the employee said “she passed away..” he looked so sad
To hear "I'll see her again one day" was literally a knowledge of where he's going when it's time. He knows she's his angel, literally. ❤❤❤
People endure such enormous pain in their hearts. A beautiful young lady indeed ❤
I lost my little girl in October. She was 20 as well. It's everything to know I will see her again. It's what gets me through. I am happy this man knows his little girl waits for him.
I regretfully cannot offer you any encouragement because I can’t fathom the pain. All I can say is if something happens to my daughter (she’s 15 btw) at anytime in my life, the world will suffer with me. I only hope they preemptively incarcerate me before my grieving and my ensuing rampage begins. I just know I would lash out at the innocent because that’s exactly what she is, and it’s not fair that she’s ever had to suffer with the relative mild bit she’s had thus far let alone what she’d endure in this hypothetical that I should probably stop going on about at this point….
All rambling aside, I fucking hate that you’ve had to experience such evil as the loss of a beautiful, no doubt loving, and obviously integral part of your self and life. Again I have no words of encouragement because any such words can only be empty rhetoric and downright condescending because I can’t know your pain and anyone who tells you “keep your head up” or “stay strong! You’ve got this” is downplaying life’s chasm as a mere pothole and, to me at least, comes off exceedingly patronizing. I can, however, bring myself to offer you this one meager utterance…I do with all I am and everything I have hope that you and all those in your state manage to find some sense of happiness and comfort, and remain steadfast in seeing this insane ride that is life all the way to the end. “Spiral out! Keep going…”
🙏 - Knowingly standing on the promises of God; His Resurrection Power for all eternity through Blood Covenant with His Son, Yeshua (Jesus) changes everything- Life forevermore. I’m sure we miss our loved ones, but such hope Father God has given us. for all eternity together for His Glory
I lost my son at 22. Unknown heart defect. Oh how his pain is mine right now and he is so very right. She is beautiful ...just no words really. So very sorry Sir.
I've heard so many stories of young people like your son dying of unknown heart defects, it's heartbreaking. I'm so sorry for your loss, 22 is almost a baby 😢
@@missveronica8393 God bless you . I can't wait to see him again !
@@missveronica8393 it was shocking . He road his four wheeler in the snow the night before he passed. I would have never thought he had a 98% coronary blockage. Most doctors said genetic abnormality.
@@missveronica8393 thank you for saying that 🙏🤍
Im sorry for you loss.
The hardest pain anyone feels is a parent losing thier child
I hope I never find out….😔
Hmmm. How about a 14 year old coming home from a 2 week high school trip and finding out that her daddy died 3 hrs earlier unexpectedly?
@@wishhalkar509 life is full of a whole lot of suck. But thankfully it has some pretty great times too. We just have to hope the good outweighs the bad. Sorry for your loss, if you’re referring to yourself of course.
It's very hard on a parent. I know. I buried my 49 year old son this past January 2023. He went into cardiac arrest on December 26, 2022.
@@revmsj I never had a loss but I feel for those who did I know a few people who did and I can see it in there eyes and it was years since they lost them the pain and the heartache it never truly gone my grandmother was one of them she had a daughter before she had my father and she died in a car accident a year or two before my father was conceived and he was the only child she had after that due to issues with her uterus and I knew it still bothered her deep inside because when I was six some thing went down my parents were divorced at that time and my father couldn’t take me in as he had a fear that I might ruin my sisters recovery from surgery and my grandmother got full custody of me as I became her second chance daughter
ETA: Apologies in advance... It's a book.
My heart goes out to this man in ways that have no words. My son passed away at the age of 24 just about 467 days (or 11,208 hours, or 672,480 minutes, or my Personal Favorite: 40,348,800 seconds) ago. It's the single most horrific experience I've ever known, it's the worst Club on the planet to be a member of.
It's as if you can almost see - even as a total stranger - a furrow on the brow, a smile that lacks the light in your eyes but is rather a faint glow that's like the trick your eyes play on you once a light bulb burns out and you get a brief outline of the filament before there's Inevitably complete darkness.
My sweet boy, my best friend, my last baby I'd ever have, my most steadfast defender, ardent guardian, & compassionate caretaker, my fellow 'passing neurotypical' Aspie, my Kobayashi Maru.
He was brilliant, funny, intuitive, and 'quirky' AF!!!!! My little 'Harry Potter' with his first glasses just after he turned 3 came to me one morning and asked me to clean his smudgy specs. While he waited for me to dry them after a fairly thorough scrub, he was telling me that he couldn't wait for the day to come when he'd no longer need them to see clearly. 🤔 When I pressed him for details about this much-anticipated day? He in turn asked me how old would he be anyway when he'd develop his 'Adult SUPERvision' because (according to him) it was required for damn near EVERYTHING he wanted to do!!!
Me: 😳😮🫢🤭😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you if you read this far, I miss him so much.
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It sounds like you had a great relationship with your son. I'm truly sorry for your loss. ❤😔
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@@carriefitzpatrick978
Thank you for your incredible kindness - I conversation that he and I shared a week before he got sick saves me. I was apologizing for not being a 'normal Mom' and he gave me a look of abject terror and said that a 'NORMAL' Mom was his idea of Hell! 😂 He said that the worst part of having me for his Mom was dealing with the envy of his friends; that he'd had the best life anyone could ever dream of. At his Memorial some of his best mates and I were looking at photos of some of our trips - I was in amazement that they could identify places that they'd not been from the stories he'd tell. We all drank Hennessey from his custom flask that I never dreamed would match his urn, and I gather those moments up and treasure them in my heart. I think that they are the adhesive that holds the pieces together. 💜
@@mairi2693
Gratefully accepting the love 🥰, giving it a toss in Candy Apple Red holographic edible glitter 🎉✨🎊, and sending it back to you! 🌹
This broke me a little ngl. So sorry for your loss I will be holding my little ones closer to me tonight ❤ you sound like an awesome mom
Burying a child has to be every father's worst nightmare.
20 years more than he should have had.
He’s a lucky man
I can't possibly know what Kenny's feeling, I don't think anyone can. But, I know his heart hurts! I lost my little boy at 2 months to a heart defect. My wife passed 6 years later, at age 34. She was born with the same defect, but it was never found until it was too late. Hang in there Kenny, I have the same goal, we will see them again! May God comfort you. 🙏
RIP ❤so sorry for your loss 😢 you’re so strong
I'm so very sorry for your loss, sir. May you one day get to see them again. I know that you gave them the best life possible, and cherished every day with them. That is all we can ask for in this life, unfortunately. I wish u the best and hope you are doing okay today. ❤❤
I watched some of your videos, you seem like the nicest person. Your neighbors are so lucky to have someone like you around! ❤
@@funsizedi88 Thank you, I'm blessed to have the best neighbors!
This guy is a true leader, not a "boss" or "manager". He admitted his mistake. He sees his employees as human. Can't ask for more than that.
So sorry for this man.
I was also that daughter.... but at 29 im thankfully still here. Lived through multiple heart surgeries i was NOT supposed to come out of. 12 was when i was supposed to die. So doubling that life span was a great day for me.
Im so sorry for parents and anybody like this having to lose family to something so shitty and just out of your control. You can be the healthiest, happiest person and out of no where boom.
Hope this guy got a lot of good things, whatever that is to him, trips with family, items, a donation to the heart ward. Anything.
Bless you and your strength!
Bless you always 🙏
You never know the weight that someone else is carrying. Kindness and humanity go a long way. ❤
Wow sorry for your loss 😢
And I love that your boss has so empathy for his employee.
What a Beautiful Daddy ❤🙏🏼🕊💕God Bless You
I don’t have children so I can’t say I understand that pain but when he said “I’ll see her again one day” I burst into them heavy, steady streaming tears, that just broke me.
You’re both the luckiest and unluckiest person. Lucky you’ll never have to endure the pain of losing a child, but unlucky to never know the reciprocate love of, both to and from a child….
I mean, unless of course you manage to build you a child at some point that is…🤷🏾♂️
@@revmsj I can build a child tho….
@@psychostasis6404 absolutely! Personally I recommend it. It’s been pretty badass thus far…
Employees are real people with real lives....Please keep that in mind.
🍃🙏🏾🍃
May she RIP.....sorry for her family and friends :(
Blessings
The father kills horses.
Everyone has a story. Everyone matters. We should all be grateful for each other ❤
My heart goes out to this man, losing a kid is the worst,no parent should outlive their.offspring.
Losing anyone is hard, losing your kids is the worst! 💔
Yea I lost my stepish son. I say that cuz I was with my bf for two years he had a son. He died from Sid’s at 2 years old.
Everyone who loved him withdrew even the dog.
In times of peace kids buried their parents, in times of war we burried children, and even then as parents we should never burry any children. My heart goes out to those parents.
no words are heavier then, ill see them 1 day.... RIP baby girl your dad is so proud.
Exactly because it's a false statement. There is no afterlife.
Her
She lives in your heart and memories and yes! You will see her again ! Amen 🙏
WOW she was very gorgeous it's wonderful that God gave him 20 years to enjoy the love from her
God bless, you're in my prayers. I also lost my son to a heart defect March 27, 2012. He was 18. I still feel that pain every day of my life from losing my baby. But I know we'll be together again as well. RIP to all who were taken so soon in life and God Bless all parents whose loss is so great. Amen
To many times especially now days we all neglect the obvious and this hits home for me god bless this man
It’s true, sometimes we need to just slow down and pay attention, don’t we? It got to me when he cried. ❤ also it’s too, not to 😉
I wish my boss's cared and had a heart.
God bless his soul... good man good father... i pray for his strength to continue and have some peace by her memory..she was his miracle🥰🥰🤗🤗
Make her proud papa!! 👏👏👏🙏
My best friend died 10 years ago and the saddest thing I’ve ever heard was his dad talking to him in his casket telling him to rest well and he’ll see him again but said it like he was a little kid again and he died when we were 20
Damn this just brought out the tears, I would have absolutely lost it if I saw that in person
May she rest in peace
What a lucky girl to have had a Dad who loved her so much.
The unbearable pain that comes from losing your child is a hell I wish on no one
You will see her again God bless you.
Heartbreaking😢....On one day you will see her again sir..❤
May your beloved beautiful daughter rest in eternal peace🙏 Amen🌷❤
Sending my love and prayers for you Sir. ❤
I'm really sorry for your loss bud. I pray for your strength and ability to move on (although moving on will not be easy). Lord knows I'd be lost without either of my sons.
How heartbreaking for a parent to lose their kid so young. May she RIP.
Watch the undercover boss' face right before the daughter gets brought up. Dude was oblivious of other peoples personal stuff before this moment. Lucky he got a wake-up call
God bless her soul... to that very special father, I'm sure she knew how much she was loved... and may your journey back into each other's arms be glorious ✨️
God bless you 🙏 ❤️
A parent should never lose a child. Condolences 💐
No parent should have their children pass away before them it hits you very hard but when this gentleman said he will see her one day we’ll my eyes just tear up 😭
To finish his sentence. "I felt like giving myself the biggest effing uppercut".
Now I’m tearing up, so sad. Sending good luck to the dad
This is heartbreaking and really hits hard and close to my heart and home. I lost my spouse in March. My condolences to this sweet man. I'm so sorry for your loss 💔❤🙏🕊 🌹 😪💞🤗 😇 and I hope that you and your angel see each other one day.....God Bless
I lost my little angel at 3. I can't imagine what this man is going through. I love you and miss you Abby
God bless Kenny 🙏🏾
The "boss" was focused on the wrong things on that clip board.
That’s what he said!
Her spirit is with you dad 💖💙🙏🏻💙💖
the moment the boss points out that he was to focused on the work and not the people that do the work
A Boss who cares, true tears for his great emploies little daughter.
One can almost touch the father's pain and hurt...I almost cried when he said "I 'll see her again one day"
Omg! She was beautiful! He got to have her in his life 20 years, beyond what he expected, he knows, and he can’t wait to be with her again! She’s his angel ✨🕊️✨
Poor Dad. My heart bleeds for him. May his little Girl Rest In Peace and May God Bring Comfort And Peace To His Heart. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
If you don't have KIDS you will never understand the real pain. God bless him and his family 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thats a Boss that cares. I would work for that man in a heartbeat.
Loosing a child is the hardest thing a person can ever go through, no parent should outlive their child
ITS WONDERFUL AND REFRESHING WITH HOPE TO SEE AND KNOW THERES STILL GOOD HUMBLE CARING PEOPLE OUT THERE WHO LOVE.
Loved when he said I’ll see her again one day ❤😢😢😢😢God bless u brother
My thumbs up was not because his little Angel passed, it was because he loves her so much even though she not here that’s eternal love!
❤❤Keep on helping heal oneanother everybody, keep going. God bless.
Bless dad. Boss hopefully realizes people have it tough and continue to work through their tears!
Good boss. Yes Daddy you'll be reunited with her in paradise.❤
I lost my 19 year old son in 2008, 2weeks before Christmas from a spontaneous brain hemorrhage. We miss him everyday! His laughter was infectious & his love for Jesus & his family apparent in every aspect of his life. He was a real one.💯♥️🙏♥️🕊️♥️
😢❤ . This is my nightmare. My son has heart disease. Co arc repair, and has vsd. The hole closed when pressure was fixed..but it opens back up with high fever, virus... This is my daily nightmare. Every single day I. TERRIFIED something will happen and I won't be able to save him. This is guy wrenching. The immeasurable loss this poor guy.. he's strong.
wow ...
HE WAS TRUELY BLESSED .
he got more years then was supposed , ✨
BUT HE LOVED HER 🏆
When a rich person finally realized they can care more then just about them selfs
Rich or poor. People are concerned with themselves at the end of the day, and for good reason.
There's a reason you're supposed to put your oxygen mask on first, before assisting others.
Best of intentions, or "thoughts and prayers", mean absolute dog shit in comparison to cold, hard cash assistance. THAT'S why I become successful.
Wealth does not equate indifference. Our mentality as a whole affects that. Check yourself.
The last person that's going to preach to me about caring for others is the douche that saw this video and thought "nobody should be rich."
Stop.
One of the richsst people i've known personally lost his son at 12. Which influence was the more powerful in his life? His money or his loss?
I asked him if he'd give up his entire fortune to have his son back. Of course he would. Money doesn't define people. Stop judging people as collectives and start judging people by their character.
*All people who judge others as collectives rather than individuals are extemely evil.* pwople.
Not supposed to bury your kids, stories like this always get me choked up 😭
Initial we meet again God's got her everytime you smile so will she
That's a boss who truly cares ❤
Undercover Boss has interesting schmuck moments. Many blessings ya'll of compassion and loving kindness.
Made me wanna cry when he said. I'll see her again one day ❤
Aaaaw bless, ill se her again, yes he will, the boss was in tears, that's real compassion, what the world needs more of ❤❤❤❤
I'm from Kentucky!! You make Kentucky proud!!
I no HOW THIS man feels. LOSING my Son at 23 yrs old . I cried watching THIS. RIP to his daughter an 🙏 e to his fam . NO MATTER WAT U NEVRRRRR ARE THE SAME AGAIN. I CRY EVRYYY DAY FOR MY SON . ITS ONLY BEEN 8 YRS. IT DOESN'T CHANGE ANYTHING EVRRR. TIME DON'T HEAL U IT JUST KEEPS GOIN . AN U KEEP LOVIN AN MISSIN THEM .
Funny how you don’t realize how much precious life is…… until it’s too late….
It’s Too late to apologize
Yeah, boss, u f...... up. But U had the heart to acknowledge, which prooves elegance and shows humanity.
His hope knowing he'll see her again is powerful😢
I swear this show must try to find the best employees before filming, or the worst.
It's like the American Idol of secret bosses.
Goddamn I can’t imagine his pain 😢
He TRIED to shed some tears.... ....he really tried so HARD.... ..... Nothing
Lol
Most employers don't care because they want to make money. You are a means to get the money for them. They act like you don't get sick or your child doesn't get sick or your car doesn't break down or you got a bad tooth with no dental care or you got a flat tire and no money left to get tire fixed, you cant pay your rent cause you live from paycheck to paycheck etc But money answers all things and because they have it, they are desensitized to the struggles of others. Sad
“I’ll see her again one day..” that sentence made me some but broke me at the same time.
In such a crazy destructive world we have all created, I can’t help but still have hope that I will never be in this fathers position and hold on to some day people understanding the importance of life and living. Technology has driven us from each other. We’re all just a face in a crowd now.
I am so sorry I got tears on my eyes. I have 3 daughters they don't know how precious they are to me. There in their twenties and thirties. I love them so very much I can't imagine the pain you're going through I'm glad you got to spend those 20 years with her those may have not happened so I guess we have to take our little blessings and our big blessings when we can. And know that we had them and God gave them to us to share. And those ones that we love will see them again
Hey brother It is a hard lesson to learn And there's only 1 person that is walked the Earth that has been perfect. And through that 1 person, This gentleman will be able to see his daughter again on the other side of the vale.
I'm so sorry for this loss of his beautiful daughter! I hope you're holding up well Kenny, I can't imagine how that must be to lose a child, i wish that you didn't have to go through it. I pray no one goes through that, and i pray i never go through it. I bet she is looking down over you saying "that amazing man is my dad!"
I lost my baby girl at 20 yrs old I miss her every day daddy's girl
Heartbreaking 😢...
God rest her soul ...❤😢
Yes he will see her one day ..
Praying in heaven 🙏 ❤️
Oh my gosh bro. I'm so sorry to hear this.
Yes we will one day ,you have a beautiful daughter ❤😊..
it's sad, but also, isn't it strange how a boss only realizes the kind of hard workers he has, when they have been through mournful things.
i find that equally as sad.
The pain of the loss of a child is greater than any other. God bless that man and his family.