This Hit us really close to home guys. Just want to say thank you for the support. I believe anybody who watches us would have done the same thing if they had the proper resources. These people are going to need help for the next few months if not years to come. If we find a charity we trust and that we know the money will go to the people I will let you guys know.
I really respect you for that. What you're doing shows the kind of person you really are, I remember the Bible saying that the Lord doesn't look at the outside of a man, but on his heart. You have a good heart. As a man of God I'd like to say, trust in the Lord, He'll never fail you or let go of you , even if you let go of Him.
Im gonna take a guess and think you got water in that trucks transmission..... Small price to pay in the grand scheme of things. You're a good man JH. I wish the rest of our society would realize that cooperation and collaboration IS the true human nature. Not this dog eat dog, gimme my mansion BS narrative they tell us is a valid social/economic system....
@@davefroman4700 actually no. The transmission always shifted kinda funny on that truck and even had a check trans light come on a few times before. I guess it was just on its way out. We checked the fluid level and it was clean. No water. Fluid smelled pretty bad
Definitely. If he filmed the distraught folk getting rescued, it would look cheap and id of lost respect for him. To get views off of someone's vulnerability, that has just been devastated by a tragedy is pretty low. I don't even watch the news when they show that stuff.
Exactly this. There is nothing worse than seeing someone shove a camera in someones face and ask "You have just lost your whole life and don't know if your friends and loved ones are okay. How does that make you feel?" This was a very respectful video, showing the aftermath without exploiting people.
As an Arcadia native, I have lived most of my 72 years there, and only recently moved to North Florida. I have never seen flooding there in DeSoto county, Myakka, and North Port anywhere even close to the severity of this in the wake of Ian. It is indeed a disaster that has forever changed countless thousands of lives. Much praise and kudos to JH and the crew along with Garret and James and crew. Desperate times indeed call for desperate measures,and in times such as this stout hearted men step up, to give a hand up. JH, I appreciate you wisdom and consideration to protect the dignity of those that you rescued by not recording them while they were at what is probably the lowest point of their lives. A TRUE HERO. God bless you all. Every one in that area is much in our prayer.
Out here doing what real men do. From a fellow florida man thank you fom the bottom of my heart for helping all those people. This world needs more people like you JH.
Mad respect JH. Helping people in need with your resources and not filming out of respect. You were one of many in the rescue efforts and you absolutely made a difference in many peoples lives the last week
JH, I gotta say dude, Florida man to Florida man, this series of videos has shown the man you are more than ANY video you've ever put out. I'm up in the Jacksonville area and we were basically unaffected by the hurricane outside of wind and rain. This city has been blessed to avoid these storms over the last few years. As a man who's lived this area of Florida his entire 31 years, I've never seen something as devastating as Ian wreck the home state. Thank you(and Justin and Drew) for being humble enough to lend your machines and services and time to rescue our fellow Floridians. And for being a smart youtuber that doesn't shove a camera in the faces of people who have gone through something so devastating. You're a true hero to those that were stranded and they'll never forget the dude on the air boat/ army truck that got them out. Much respect to you both, sirs. Much respect. Note to everybody: If you're ever given a platform, THIS is how you show who you are and what you're about. Just be a decent human and be willing to help when you have the means to do so. It's NOT a dog-eat-dog world. Just help your fellow man, or woman.
Might be the best comment on here. Well said Andrew. We went through the same thing with Ida last year here in South Louisiana so I know firsthand what they're dealing with. Sending love and prayers to our Gulf Coast friends down there. It WILL get better. Just takes time.
WOW !!! I am an AEMT & work the ambulance full time. I did vol. fire, rescue & medical for 11 yr's.. Even growing up, I used to stay up all night helping people. I've been through floods & storms ( helping people ) & understand Florida's situation.
I've learned more about the devastation and hardships from JH and Cleetus than from any news source. Appreciate the respect you show by not filming rescues. Breaks my heart for all those who lost everything. Respect to you brother and your big heart.
Hey Justin I'm 61 born and raised in Florida I've never seen this much devastation so close to home we live a little North of you and we got blessed this video made me cry seeing people lost everything God-bless you Justin and all the people that help Florida proud and strong
You're an absolute legend JH, no doubt about it. I've been through floods in NZ and bush fires in Aus but nothing like what you've shown here. So telling of your character to not record the rescues and you're so right, the last thing those families need is a camera shoved in their faces. Kia Kaha, Kia Maia, Kia Manawanui to all Floridians from Aotearoa New Zealand. Be strong, be brave, be steadfast.
I live in NY State and I've never experienced a hurricane or flooding, but my heart goes out to these familes who lost everything. Bless you JH and Garrett for rescuing those who are trapped and need help!
JH, you make me damn proud to be an American. The way you selflessly put it on the line for people in your community. If I ever have the pleasure of running across you in life, best bet I’m gonna buy you a beer. Thank you sir.
I'm a born and raised Fort Myers native. I came back to watch this again in wake of what they're calling "the worst hurricane season". Thank you for helping our neighbors up north out. I will never forget the street behind me turning into a river and wondering if my house was next. Thank you for helping out neighbors to the north
Man that’s even tough to watch. I know you guys aren’t doing it for any type of recognition but definitely deserve a a big thanks you! To you and all out helping is huge. Keep us posted on any places to donate. It’s tough knowing so many friends I’ve made through bogging out there that are affected by this. I’ll be down in iron horse next week. If you or anyone needs anything just ask!
JH Diesel and 4x4. It takes slot of courage to do what you do. You are like angels to these people in their time of need. Well done for the time you set aside to help others
My cousin and her family are in Naples and are thankful for running water. I'm grateful for folks like you out there helping your neighbors simply because it's the right thing to do. God be with you, JH.
I don’t live in Florida but I have many family members that live there. I just wanna say thanks JH for helping all of them helpless people!! The world needs more folks like you. Imagine how better off this ole mean world would. But thank you Justin for helping I’m keeping you fellas in my prayers stay safe and YE-YE!
JH Thank you for your service in helping the communities in need. You didn't have to do this but as a person who cares for your area, I knew that you would be out there giving it your all to help as many as you could.
My heart goes out to all the folks effected from this storm. God knows i have been there myself. I grew up in a flood plain and have been thru several bad hurricanes in my 52 years on the gulf of mexico in texas. I have lived within 30 mules of the gulf all my life. You a good man JH for helping all those folks man. God bless you brother
Lots and Tons of Respect for you!!! And your crew. Dakin's still needs help. You got Cleetus INVOLVED. Get all the other people in the big truck world!!! I would but have no idea where to start.
God bless you Justin. It is truly amazing the amount of time, effort, and energy you guys put into this. Its people like you that make the world a little better of a place. I'm glad you, your family, and the shop were spared.
Florida residents are very blessed to have good people like yourself Justin Hildebrand!!! You talked about lives being changed, you reached out in a time of need and changed many lives. Run for President as we’re due a great leader as you showed how much you care. God bless and prayers to all affected. ❤
You’re a damn good guy JH, putting everyone else before yourself and using all your badass toys to help everyone out. Hope things start to get better for you guys down south. Much love from north Florida!
Im from Cape Coral and seeing this brings it all back. We got nailed head on and we were lucky in our area. Im saying this with hurt in my heart I lost a friend on pine island. We have a strong community that did nothing but help like you down here. We ran on a generator for 13 days straight before power came back up. Those linemen are some bad ass hombres. I have been through 5 major hurricanes in my 45 years in FL. This was by far the most devastating eye opening experience yet. God Bless you all for being the help people needed right then and there. Your blessings will be remembered for the rest of their lives believe me.
So much respect for you and how you grinded the long days to help how ever possible. More respect to give people their dignity by not putting them on camera. As a first responder, I can’t thank you enough brother!
It says a lot about the kind of man you are for not putting a camera in people's faces when you're rescuing them you're a good dude don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise
Guys I’m not a Florida resident ( yet anyway) but I do have family ( including my oldest son ) and friends there they all made it through with no issues. But I have gone through several large destructive hurricanes over my life here in my home state of Virginia. We only get hit hard every 5-10 years it seems but when they do come up the Chesapeake bay they hit us hard and we on the coast and even inland some have to deal with flooding and huge power outages. I’m lucky I’m the fact that my skill set is very extensive and I’ve always been able to keep my homes safe with all the creature comforts that we have so become used to and have always had my family and friends that aren’t as blessed with me through these time and because of my skills Ive been able to go out and help others as you and your crew did ! I truly appreciate and respect your efforts and care for your fellow American weather you know them or not ! If more people in this screwed up none caring about one another world we have allowed were like you and your crew / friends we could actually be the great nation United as one that we are supposed to be by our forefathers design ! Thank you for all you do and continue to do people should follow in your example ? Respect ✊ and love ❤ sir !!
In a world that's going to shit, seeing stuff like this - people helping others in a time of need - that restores my faith that there is still goodness in the world.
I live in Toronto, Ontario Canada. I have watched a lot very sad video since this happened. Unbelievable what a lot of water and high winds can do in a short time, hurricanes change a lot of Good People lives in a instants. We don’t see a lot of Hurricanes like this one in Canada, but we do get them. We mostly get the after math of them all in our coastal regions. Toronto only could see very high winds. But nothing like this. Thank You, for what you’re doing for everyone in Florida. It doesn’t matter who you’re or where you live, or what you have People need Help!! And specially their “Pets” I Hope when you’re going passed any of those vehicles underwater there’s not anyone in them? Do you ever check them to see? I really haven’t been able to Sleep at all since this has happened. I ❤ Florida. And I ❤ Helping everyone where I live in my neighbourhood and communities here in Toronto, Ontario Canada. I have many new friends and neighbours that are “Snowbirds” from Ontario, Canada and I don’t know if they’re Safe or what happened to their place’s in Florida. I just Hope they stayed in Canada and didn’t go down to Florida, just yet for the fall, and colder weather months until next year. I have many relatives living in all parts of Florida, and thank goodness they’re all safe. Their homes were damaged, but they can be fixed. This hurricane has hurt a lot of people, and all businesses. Florida will get rebuilt, but it will take time!! It will be months and years but it will be done. Floridian strong 💪🏻 If you all work together and Help each other out in the good times and in the bad times. ❤ 🙏 hugs and Hope for better days to come. 💟 from DaR in 🇨🇦
God Blessed you from worse conditions so you could bless others by helping them out of horrific conditions. Prayers for all of you still having to deal with this terrible Ian 🙏🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰👍
Glad your family is ok. So dangerous in those flood waters. Truck down. I so appreciate your respect for those you assisted. Thanks for your good work.
Serious Respect! As a fellow local this literally hits home for me and my family. I have never been more proud to be a “Florida Man”. Keep up the great work, the world needs more people like you and the rest of the crew.
J.H., I could write all day about how special you guys are. Glad you have all the tools and abilities to use them. Big thanx to you and Cleeter and all the gang for what yall are doing. I'm in Mississippi so we have had our share of canes also. Its a terrible thing and the aftermath is often worse. In short, I'M DAMN SHO PROUD OF YALL!!!
I got caught in a flood that wiped out a big part of Albany Georgia. Very scary and we thought for sure we were safe. So glad you were able to help. It times like these we seem to care more for others than for ourselves. Peace!
I used to live in baker county ...we used to get pretty swamped there as well. I bought a place in mitchell county and seen some flooding of roadways here as well...just not as bad
It's nice to know that there's people like you that go out of your way to help people with that are in need mad respect for you buddy I know it's been hard to film this but you did a damn good job
So much respect and love for you JH. You kindness and willing to help is something that doesn’t exist anymore. Keep it up buddy, I’ll keep buy mercy to support you!
The community needs all the help and support it can get right now. Glad you were able to help so many families. Thank you for not filming the families as they’ve already been through enough. Much respect to you.
What you are doing to help people is amazing. I have family and friends that live in Daytona Beach area and they have lost cars and a lot of non replaceable family items. I wish I could be down there with you helping out.
Funny thing, this will happen again next year or who knows this, year again. Then it will happen again, and again, and again... For some reason I do not feel bad for them. Yes it sucks, but how many warning and repeats do you possibly need. So that's one reason I would never donate. The only way I would help, is if my company sends me there to bank on the paycheck
@@llamacebu216 I actually have family and friends that live in Florida. They are on the east coast and got hit worse than they were supposed to. They lost a lot of irreplaceable items from water damage
What an absolute 💯 good bunch of guys you are. 👏 very few people who would give what you guys do. Sending loads of love and best wishes to everyone affected ❤️
This was an emotional video to say the least. It's nice that those of you that are fortunate enough to have the equipment to help people are helping people. You are quite literally saving lives! It's also great that you have the empathy to respect the people you helped out of a deadly situation. Ian was certainly a devastating storm. It's so sad to think all those low lying neighborhoods are a total loss.
Just unimaginable!!!! The track of Ian suddenly changed and these neighborhoods never had a chance!!! Thx you for sharing your footage with us!!! You're doing God's work!!! Just unimaginable!!!
I live in nova scotia Canada I got hit hard by hurricane fiona. Thank you so so much to you and all the boys for helping out , you all have huges hearts and that's why I always tune In as soon as I get the notification
I was down in your area (and Sanibel island) back in March... It is super sad to see the damage and flooding to the area. Good on you to use your time, fuel, and machines to get out and aid local and state officials during this time.
This Hit us really close to home guys. Just want to say thank you for the support. I believe anybody who watches us would have done the same thing if they had the proper resources. These people are going to need help for the next few months if not years to come. If we find a charity we trust and that we know the money will go to the people I will let you guys know.
You are a top man!!
I really respect you for that. What you're doing shows the kind of person you really are, I remember the Bible saying that the Lord doesn't look at the outside of a man, but on his heart. You have a good heart. As a man of God I'd like to say, trust in the Lord, He'll never fail you or let go of you , even if you let go of Him.
Im gonna take a guess and think you got water in that trucks transmission..... Small price to pay in the grand scheme of things. You're a good man JH. I wish the rest of our society would realize that cooperation and collaboration IS the true human nature. Not this dog eat dog, gimme my mansion BS narrative they tell us is a valid social/economic system....
Please do let us know. Ill happily donate no questions asked.
@@davefroman4700 actually no. The transmission always shifted kinda funny on that truck and even had a check trans light come on a few times before. I guess it was just on its way out. We checked the fluid level and it was clean. No water. Fluid smelled pretty bad
Mad respect for NOT filming people as their entire lives are literally under water. Amazing what you guys did to help out.
Definitely. If he filmed the distraught folk getting rescued, it would look cheap and id of lost respect for him. To get views off of someone's vulnerability, that has just been devastated by a tragedy is pretty low. I don't even watch the news when they show that stuff.
I wanted to say exactly the same.
I have a lot of respect for JH for how he portrayed everything
This is how we know we follow good people .
Exactly this. There is nothing worse than seeing someone shove a camera in someones face and ask "You have just lost your whole life and don't know if your friends and loved ones are okay. How does that make you feel?"
This was a very respectful video, showing the aftermath without exploiting people.
I agree 100% much respect JH
This is how Americans should help each other no matter age, sex, religion, political views, THANK YOU JH DIESEL
As an Arcadia native, I have lived most of my 72 years there, and only recently moved to North Florida.
I have never seen flooding there in DeSoto county, Myakka, and North Port anywhere even close to the severity of this in the wake of Ian.
It is indeed a disaster that has forever changed countless thousands of lives.
Much praise and kudos to JH and the crew along with Garret and James and crew.
Desperate times indeed call for desperate measures,and in times such as this stout hearted men step up, to give a hand up.
JH, I appreciate you wisdom and consideration to protect the dignity of those that you rescued by not recording them while they were at what is probably the lowest point of their lives. A TRUE HERO.
God bless you all.
Every one in that area is much in our prayer.
Thank you for your service. You all are true heroes.
HUGE RESPECT for not filming people at their lowest point. horrible to see this destruction, thanks for helping who you can
Out here doing what real men do. From a fellow florida man thank you fom the bottom of my heart for helping all those people. This world needs more people like you JH.
Serious respect for not recording those you helped. A lot of youtubers would go for the views.
Mad respect JH. Helping people in need with your resources and not filming out of respect. You were one of many in the rescue efforts and you absolutely made a difference in many peoples lives the last week
JH, I gotta say dude, Florida man to Florida man, this series of videos has shown the man you are more than ANY video you've ever put out. I'm up in the Jacksonville area and we were basically unaffected by the hurricane outside of wind and rain. This city has been blessed to avoid these storms over the last few years. As a man who's lived this area of Florida his entire 31 years, I've never seen something as devastating as Ian wreck the home state. Thank you(and Justin and Drew) for being humble enough to lend your machines and services and time to rescue our fellow Floridians. And for being a smart youtuber that doesn't shove a camera in the faces of people who have gone through something so devastating. You're a true hero to those that were stranded and they'll never forget the dude on the air boat/ army truck that got them out. Much respect to you both, sirs. Much respect.
Note to everybody: If you're ever given a platform, THIS is how you show who you are and what you're about. Just be a decent human and be willing to help when you have the means to do so. It's NOT a dog-eat-dog world. Just help your fellow man, or woman.
Might be the best comment on here. Well said Andrew. We went through the same thing with Ida last year here in South Louisiana so I know firsthand what they're dealing with. Sending love and prayers to our Gulf Coast friends down there. It WILL get better. Just takes time.
You ain't done yet, the St John's still has to flow north and you're in flood tide season, you might get several feet above a regular high tide
You are so right if everyone would just help out their fellow man the world would be a much better place
Some people help a ton.. Some people help a little... Helping someone is all that matters. Thank you
WOW !!! I am an AEMT & work the ambulance full time. I did vol. fire, rescue & medical for 11 yr's.. Even growing up, I used to stay up all night helping people. I've been through floods & storms ( helping people ) & understand Florida's situation.
I've learned more about the devastation and hardships from JH and Cleetus than from any news source. Appreciate the respect you show by not filming rescues. Breaks my heart for all those who lost everything. Respect to you brother and your big heart.
As a Floridian I'm very proud of you sir using your blessings to help others
Bro you’re one hell of a solid dude bless your whole crew and thanks for everything you do for everybody around you. Much love and stay safe . 🤍🤘🔥
Thank you for what you did to help. I live in Ontario, Canada and I can feel the love from the folks you helped from here. ❤️
@BFTtheTRUTH I’ll take that over Stephanie.
I can verify!!❤️👍 Also from Ontario
The world needs more solid folks like yourself. So awesome of you all to do anything let alone as much as you have.
I'd just like to say, thank you for being a exceptional human being. World would be so much better with more people like you in it.
Way to be local heroes guys!
Thoughts and prayers to all the people affected by hurricane Ian.
Justin you are a man of Steel and Gritt buddy, a real people's hero!!! 🙏
Hey Justin I'm 61 born and raised in Florida I've never seen this much devastation so close to home we live a little North of you and we got blessed this video made me cry seeing people lost everything God-bless you Justin and all the people that help Florida proud and strong
You're an absolute legend JH, no doubt about it.
I've been through floods in NZ and bush fires in Aus but nothing like what you've shown here. So telling of your character to not record the rescues and you're so right, the last thing those families need is a camera shoved in their faces.
Kia Kaha, Kia Maia, Kia Manawanui to all Floridians from Aotearoa New Zealand. Be strong, be brave, be steadfast.
I live in NY State and I've never experienced a hurricane or flooding, but my heart goes out to these familes who lost everything. Bless you JH and Garrett for rescuing those who are trapped and need help!
Yall are true patriots out here helping people in need after the storm
JH, you make me damn proud to be an American. The way you selflessly put it on the line for people in your community. If I ever have the pleasure of running across you in life, best bet I’m gonna buy you a beer. Thank you sir.
Amen!❤
Thank you for helping these people in desperate need. Take care and God bless.
I'm a born and raised Fort Myers native. I came back to watch this again in wake of what they're calling "the worst hurricane season". Thank you for helping our neighbors up north out. I will never forget the street behind me turning into a river and wondering if my house was next. Thank you for helping out neighbors to the north
Man that’s even tough to watch. I know you guys aren’t doing it for any type of recognition but definitely deserve a a big thanks you! To you and all out helping is huge. Keep us posted on any places to donate. It’s tough knowing so many friends I’ve made through bogging out there that are affected by this. I’ll be down in iron horse next week. If you or anyone needs anything just ask!
Thank you for the videos, no need to show peoples despair. You did a great job without capitalizing on others suffering.
damn dude I'm just a few minuets in and im getting emotional, especially seeing how its affected your overall happiness, bless you and your crew
🤦🏻♂️ do you sit to piss as well?
OUR HEART IS WITH EACH ONE THAT IS MAKING ANY TYPE EFFORT TO RESCUE. THANK YOU FOR THE UPDATE. MY SISTER IS IN NAPLES, SAFE ABOUT 10 MILES INLAND.
You guys did a tremendous service to your community, well done boys
Thanks for helping all the ones you helped . God bless you.
This is what makes me proud to be an American. Nice job JH and team! 👏
You guys are people's heroes. I don't think you know how much you affected some of their lives. My respect
JH and the Cleet crew have hearts of gold. Thank you for helping all these folks out.
JH Diesel and 4x4. It takes slot of courage to do what you do. You are like angels to these people in their time of need. Well done for the time you set aside to help others
My cousin and her family are in Naples and are thankful for running water. I'm grateful for folks like you out there helping your neighbors simply because it's the right thing to do. God be with you, JH.
Thank you for your help. We will build back stronger!
Justin it was awesome that you had the means and character to help out the way you did. Props to you sir.
Im in Houston and had someone help me out from the cajun navy during harvey. Thanks for sharing this, your a godsend
I don’t live in Florida but I have many family members that live there. I just wanna say thanks JH for helping all of them helpless people!! The world needs more folks like you. Imagine how better off this ole mean world would. But thank you Justin for helping I’m keeping you fellas in my prayers stay safe and YE-YE!
JH Thank you for your service in helping the communities in need. You didn't have to do this but as a person who cares for your area, I knew that you would be out there giving it your all to help as many as you could.
their privacy/dignity is important so above all else that ya'll are doing thanks for taking care of that.
My heart goes out to all the folks effected from this storm. God knows i have been there myself. I grew up in a flood plain and have been thru several bad hurricanes in my 52 years on the gulf of mexico in texas. I have lived within 30 mules of the gulf all my life. You a good man JH for helping all those folks man. God bless you brother
This is horrible, it’s amazing how well the citizens of Florida are equipped to help out their fellow neighbors. Great works
No not all of us are equipped as JH is , I wish , I agree who would not want to go save lives and get people out of what must be misery.
Lots and Tons of Respect for you!!! And your crew. Dakin's still needs help. You got Cleetus INVOLVED. Get all the other people in the big truck world!!! I would but have no idea where to start.
Man what a tragedy. Thank y’all for helpin out. Speaks volumes
JH your a hero buddy. Way to be a real Florida man! God bless!
Between you and Garret you guys are a blessing to the community and all the people you helped and saved.
God bless you Justin. It is truly amazing the amount of time, effort, and energy you guys put into this. Its people like you that make the world a little better of a place. I'm glad you, your family, and the shop were spared.
Florida residents are very blessed to have good people like yourself Justin Hildebrand!!! You talked about lives being changed, you reached out in a time of need and changed many lives. Run for President as we’re due a great leader as you showed how much you care. God bless and prayers to all affected. ❤
You’re a damn good guy JH, putting everyone else before yourself and using all your badass toys to help everyone out. Hope things start to get better for you guys down south. Much love from north Florida!
Im from Cape Coral and seeing this brings it all back. We got nailed head on and we were lucky in our area. Im saying this with hurt in my heart I lost a friend on pine island. We have a strong community that did nothing but help like you down here. We ran on a generator for 13 days straight before power came back up. Those linemen are some bad ass hombres. I have been through 5 major hurricanes in my 45 years in FL. This was by far the most devastating eye opening experience yet. God Bless you all for being the help people needed right then and there. Your blessings will be remembered for the rest of their lives believe me.
So much respect for you and how you grinded the long days to help how ever possible. More respect to give people their dignity by not putting them on camera. As a first responder, I can’t thank you enough brother!
For a diesel loving red neck Your level of respect and care for others is awesome
It says a lot about the kind of man you are for not putting a camera in people's faces when you're rescuing them you're a good dude don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise
JH, you are working for God. He appreciates what you are doing for your community. You are truly blessed.
Absolute legends for doing all what you are doing! I saw in other areas the water is still rising I hope those people stay safe out there
Guys I’m not a Florida resident ( yet anyway) but I do have family ( including my oldest son ) and friends there they all made it through with no issues. But I have gone through several large destructive hurricanes over my life here in my home state of Virginia. We only get hit hard every 5-10 years it seems but when they do come up the Chesapeake bay they hit us hard and we on the coast and even inland some have to deal with flooding and huge power outages. I’m lucky I’m the fact that my skill set is very extensive and I’ve always been able to keep my homes safe with all the creature comforts that we have so become used to and have always had my family and friends that aren’t as blessed with me through these time and because of my skills Ive been able to go out and help others as you and your crew did ! I truly appreciate and respect your efforts and care for your fellow American weather you know them or not ! If more people in this screwed up none caring about one another world we have allowed were like you and your crew / friends we could actually be the great nation United as one that we are supposed to be by our forefathers design ! Thank you for all you do and continue to do people should follow in your example ? Respect ✊ and love ❤ sir !!
Huge respect to you for helping all those people and having them army trucks when you need them most. Those trucks are built like tanks.
In a world that's going to shit, seeing stuff like this - people helping others in a time of need - that restores my faith that there is still goodness in the world.
I live in Toronto, Ontario Canada.
I have watched a lot very sad video since this happened.
Unbelievable what a lot of water and high winds can do in a short time, hurricanes
change a lot of Good People lives in a instants.
We don’t see a lot of Hurricanes like this one in Canada, but we do get them.
We mostly get the after math of them all in our coastal regions.
Toronto only could see very high winds.
But nothing like this.
Thank You, for what you’re doing for everyone in Florida.
It doesn’t matter who you’re or where you live, or what you have People need Help!!
And specially their “Pets”
I Hope when you’re going passed any of those vehicles underwater there’s not anyone in them?
Do you ever check them to see?
I really haven’t been able to Sleep at all since this has happened.
I ❤ Florida.
And I ❤ Helping everyone where I live in my neighbourhood and communities here in Toronto, Ontario Canada.
I have many new friends and neighbours that are “Snowbirds” from Ontario, Canada and I don’t know if they’re Safe or what happened to their place’s in Florida. I just Hope they stayed in Canada and didn’t go down to Florida, just yet for the fall, and colder weather months until next year.
I have many relatives living in all parts of Florida, and thank goodness they’re all safe.
Their homes were damaged, but they can be fixed.
This hurricane has hurt a lot of people, and all businesses.
Florida will get rebuilt, but it will take time!!
It will be months and years but it will be done.
Floridian strong 💪🏻
If you all work together and Help each other out in the good times and in the bad times.
❤ 🙏 hugs and Hope for better days to come.
💟 from DaR in 🇨🇦
thanks JH for the coverage. You are doing what a true Florida Man should do. I think everyone you helped that day appreciates you immensely!
JH, Cleeter, and crew....
What amazing human beings.
Every event, every T-shirt was worth every penny. This is why I support these guys.
Mad respect for the JH & FF crew and all persons that help. Glad you all are safe and were able to get people out and help others.
This is what it means to be American!
God Blessed you from worse conditions so you could bless others by helping them out of horrific conditions. Prayers for all of you still having to deal with this terrible Ian 🙏🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰👍
You’re a true gentleman! Thank you for helping so many people without filming it! Shows your true character
Glad your family is ok. So dangerous in those flood waters. Truck down. I so appreciate your respect for those you assisted. Thanks for your good work.
Serious Respect! As a fellow local this literally hits home for me and my family. I have never been more proud to be a “Florida Man”. Keep up the great work, the world needs more people like you and the rest of the crew.
This was tasteful. We got to experience what you are seeing, but it wasn’t at the expense of people. Thank you for the video.
J.H., I could write all day about how special you guys are. Glad you have all the tools and abilities to use them. Big thanx to you and Cleeter and all the gang for what yall are doing. I'm in Mississippi so we have had our share of canes also. Its a terrible thing and the aftermath is often worse. In short, I'M DAMN SHO PROUD OF YALL!!!
I think that you not filming the family's y'all helped is amazing. It just shows what a real man looks like. So Thank You...
I got caught in a flood that wiped out a big part of Albany Georgia. Very scary and we thought for sure we were safe. So glad you were able to help. It times like these we seem to care more for others than for ourselves. Peace!
I used to live in baker county ...we used to get pretty swamped there as well. I bought a place in mitchell county and seen some flooding of roadways here as well...just not as bad
Much respect from Montana. You guys are good dudes doing good things for people. Proud to support your channel.
Huge props for risking yourself and your equipment to help your community. Stay safe!
Much respect man. Stopping everything at your shop to do this says a lot. Sometimes there’s more important things that need to be done. Good job JH
Respect for not filming.
No need to put out the poor people on video, we get the picture enyway.
Great work man!
Greetings from Northern Sweden.
Thank you JH for what you do for the community Sir!
Thank you for all you've done and for not filming people needing rescue. You are amazing!
It's nice to know that there's people like you that go out of your way to help people with that are in need mad respect for you buddy I know it's been hard to film this but you did a damn good job
Not all hero’s wear capes. That was awesome to drop everything and going to help total strangers. Bravo JH!
So much respect and love for you JH. You kindness and willing to help is something that doesn’t exist anymore. Keep it up buddy, I’ll keep buy mercy to support you!
respect for not showing the people in the worst time in their lives and just helping them and not just doing it for clicks
The community needs all the help and support it can get right now. Glad you were able to help so many families. Thank you for not filming the families as they’ve already been through enough. Much respect to you.
Bradenton/Sarasota native here, grew up off SR 70. Thanks for the help.
What you are doing to help people is amazing. I have family and friends that live in Daytona Beach area and they have lost cars and a lot of non replaceable family items. I wish I could be down there with you helping out.
Funny thing, this will happen again next year or who knows this, year again. Then it will happen again, and again, and again... For some reason I do not feel bad for them. Yes it sucks, but how many warning and repeats do you possibly need. So that's one reason I would never donate. The only way I would help, is if my company sends me there to bank on the paycheck
@@llamacebu216 I actually have family and friends that live in Florida. They are on the east coast and got hit worse than they were supposed to. They lost a lot of irreplaceable items from water damage
God bless your soul and everyone who help out in anyway they could.
What an absolute 💯 good bunch of guys you are. 👏 very few people who would give what you guys do. Sending loads of love and best wishes to everyone affected ❤️
Thank you for helping these people out sir, Yahweh bless!
Truly a great spirit!
So happy you were able to help.
Best wishes to everyone.
Thank you for sharing.
THANKS FOR SHARING. SENDING PRAYERS. BE SAFE. GOOD LUCK.
This was an emotional video to say the least. It's nice that those of you that are fortunate enough to have the equipment to help people are helping people. You are quite literally saving lives! It's also great that you have the empathy to respect the people you helped out of a deadly situation. Ian was certainly a devastating storm. It's so sad to think all those low lying neighborhoods are a total loss.
Just unimaginable!!!! The track of Ian suddenly changed and these neighborhoods never had a chance!!! Thx you for sharing your footage with us!!! You're doing God's work!!! Just unimaginable!!!
Devastating my prayers go out to all in its wake. Thank you for posting , be safe out there.
JH its called respect for others not throwing cameras in folks faces while living a nightmare .. Shows you are a good man sir.
I live in nova scotia Canada I got hit hard by hurricane fiona. Thank you so so much to you and all the boys for helping out , you all have huges hearts and that's why I always tune In as soon as I get the notification
Thank you for your service. The world needs more people like you who are thankless.
I was down in your area (and Sanibel island) back in March... It is super sad to see the damage and flooding to the area. Good on you to use your time, fuel, and machines to get out and aid local and state officials during this time.
Thank you for everything you have done.