What got me was how Tanner's mom comforted him after he lost the bid...and then broke apart in tears as Steve Wells handed Tanner the keys. What a story.
God Bless Steve Wells for buying his dad's car and giving it to Tanner. This young man is grieving for his dad. So heartwarming to see there are still caring people in the world. Well's knew how much this car meant to Tanner. ❤
It's so comforting to know that even now, there are so many incredibly wonderful people out there. I can assure you that, if I had been there, had the money, and knew Tanner's story, I would have done the same.
"The man who won the bid was Steve Wells, a local rancher who owns several acres of oil-rich land in the area. He declined an interview, saying he did not want to take the moment away from Tanner and his family." Absolute heart of gold
all while still probably working a normal day. he is wearing his work clothes. people don't know that farmers have money hahah. major respect and very humble.
Dude. That is one hell of a selfless man. Paid 60k to outbid everyone and make sure that boy got his Dad's car. Stories like this give hope in a dark world.
So sorry for your loss...I lost both my parents last year due to covid...first my dad in jan and then 2 weeks later on Valentines day my mom...I am so depressed.
@@vincentpadovano7855 Don't be depressed, you Will see them again, but it may take some time. Just be comforted in the fact that we all will have an eternity together after our time on Earth.
Just imagine how he was feeling when he couldn’t raise his hand again to bid, but to then be handed the keys. People need to learn from this mans generosity
@@mariom8373 lol mario he has a like on his comment and you don't. You know why? Because he's so low on the human decency scale that he liked his own reply, but you don't. Thank you for standing up against him because Idk what he's tryna say either, but it sounds rude.
he clearly understood the assignment. The throw-away comment at the end of the clip revealing that the man did not know Tanner moved him up by an order of magnitude in my esteem. He made an incredibly generous donation to a very worthy cause AND made a young man's wish come true. We really need more humans like this showcased as an example of people reinvesting their wealth in the community instead of hoarding it selfishly.
Another beautiful part is that the farmer declined to be interviewed because he did not want to take the moment away from Tanner and his family. What a selfless and kind soul.
We are losing that part of us which hungers for anonymous acts of generosity. Social media and the culture of recognition are destroying our innate desire to be quietly heroic. It will be a wonderful thing to rescue that human intuition from institutions which profit off of its demise
I think it was more of a selfish act because he didn't even hesitate to give the car's keys to the guy, he wanted to win to give it to him (that's what I think) so for me it looks more of a selfish act rather than a selfless one.
@@noir.9354 Thank you for your thoughts and for sharing them in a kind way. I think I see what you are saying. I might disagree on the surface, but deep down I think it would be hard to argue against the idea of “psychological egoism” which is the idea that everything we do is selfishly motivated. I don’t think that is easy to prove, but it “feels” a little like that could be true. Interesting stuff to think about. At the end of the day, if every action *is* selfish, then this farmer probably picked the least selfish option!
I guess he also declined an interview afterwards because he didn’t want to take the moment away from the kid and his family. This is the kind of person I strive to be.
How can anyone say they don't have faith in this generation when you see kids like Tanner?? Such an incredible young man! They will figure it out and take the torch for us!
Not only was he going to give it to him regardless, he fought to bid it up so that the money spent would help even more people. This man is a true MAN.
i dont think his intentions were to bid it up for the donations, it was a rival bidder who also wanted the car as much as him but let him have the car instead
Farmers are good people. Our local farmers saved our town when a levee was breaking and the state wouldn’t do anything. All you saw was tractors, bobcats and all sorts of heavy machinery riding through town going to fix the problem, even though their homes were not threatened.
Yes it is something humans do world wide - probably even more in other cultures. In this time of discord and hate in USA, I just wanted to share how it made me feel.
The farmer didnt only give Tanner his car, but also basically donated 62k to the fund, which is probably why he participated in the first place. (And to secure Tanner his car). Absolute legends.
I loved how the farmer really gave him a god hug and rubbed his back. A real man is not afraid of a tender moment and that kid needed a damn hug so badly. You could tell he was so happy to have done that for him. What a great man and role model.
@@MrOhmygoditsben No need to be a twat about it. You got a problem with what I said? what's with the snarky reply making yourself look a real twat, what was the point of that? really, want to meet and say it to my face like that, nah, cowards like you need the safety of the internet to do so. You've such a punchable face and character.
@@MrOhmygoditsben I put stupid snarky cowardly idiots like you in their place every single day, in the real world, and I'd happily do it to you and more, much more. Look at you, posting a comment speaking of tenderness on ly to be a snarky twat when someone replies. F'ing twat bag.
What a genuine man. He is going to be blessed and is a blessing to others. He deserves so much respect and is so generous to pay 62k and give the car to Tanner. He deserves an award for this kind act
@@HgRoller you obviously just want to spread hate and anger on the internet so ill keep this simple. stfu and take whatever shit thats going on in your life out on a punching bag instead of just fucking up the internet more than it already is
@@HgRoller you believe in a God And also believe good deeds means nothing to that God , what relegion are you in? Also im wondering about sanity of 3 people who liked your comment.
@@galaxy4719 "Beware of practicing your righteousness before other people in order to be seen by them, for then you will have no reward from your Father who is in heaven" Many who do good deeds are doing so because they feel they have to balance it out with all the terrible things they do in the shadows.
This video gets me every time. To the farmer who was so generous and gave so much, and to Tanner who was the recipient of such an amazing gift, I pray many many blessings to each of you. This is a remarkable act of kindness and humanity.......xoxo
What are you talking about? There are probably more charities today than their have ever been and random people do stuff all the time. Just because you don't see videos of things, doesn't mean they don't happen.
@@delailama736 We can't even get people to wear a mask for the benefit of others and it costs nothing. He didn't say it was dead. It is dying, and that is a fact. Ofc there are more charities now, the internet is booming.
@@TheExigency Haha. The internet has invented new ways to care for others and things like gofundme show that it happens more than ever. Costs nothing? It costs facial expressions, a sense of freedom, and like $2 per mask.
l think they didnt just give it to him because they wanted him to know it meant something to them that he be the one that end up with it. Plus all that $60,000 went to help families of fallen men and women, like his dad's family when he was killed in the line of fire. Now it really has 'good' memories associated with the car, after the fact.
That was so cool of him to do that. I started crying because I recently lost my Dad and I was sad for him because I understand his pain. God bless that gentleman for doing something so selfless. ❤🙏
He probably had earned more valuable than medal and recognition the moment he handed the keys. There are people who live for these and not for recognition.
This "farmers" name is Steve Wells. Hes not a farmer. He was a successful rancher and land owner and most of the land he owns is Colorado lies in the Denver-Julesburg Oil Basin from which he receives massive amounts of money. He has fuck you money. But he's a really good dude.
That's a hell of a man right there. He blessed a kid because he's been blessed. No better lesson to learn. Way to go Mr. Wells, you've shown the world how it should be. I'll never forget your name.
broke in tears as soon as I see both the mom and Tanner wipe their tears as soon as they realize they can't surpass the bid. As a mom, there's nothing more heartbreaking seeing your kid cry and you know you can't do anything about it but you wish you can just carry the burden for them. Godbless Mr. Steve for his generous act
I think a lot of us are blessed on this Earth for having such great mothers this kind of that this boy just had recently happened to me I'm struggling right now and my mother saw how I was struggling she paid off my car loan it was only $4,000 but still just the ACT had me mesmerized all night I couldn't sleep God bless my mother I love you
THIS The man who won the bid was Steve Wells, a local rancher who owns several acres of oil-rich land in the area. He declined an interview, saying he did not want to take the moment away from Tanner and his family.
Because he is a kind man doing it for the right reasons & not for publicity or attention. I believe that because he was already buying the car to gift to a womens shelter in the first place which is still a kind generous thing to do until hearing of Tanners story. Which I'm glad he did the car would mean so much to him
@@ScottishAnnie exactly that. I think .most folk miss that he was going to donate it already, to a womens refuge, then changed his mind and have it to tanner. I had a lump in my throat when he got up and hugged the farmer. You could see how much it meant. To both of them.
My dad taught me how to drive his '63 Ford Fairlane 500 when I was a kid. That was many years ago, and my entire family has passed on at this point. I wish I could have that car just now, so I guess you're right.
Amazing man with a very selfish heart, knowing how much that car meant to the young officer’s son, a great human being and outstanding human quality. God will remember him and bless him his whole life.
So the farmer gives $62000 to charity gives this kid the best day if his life. Without expecting anything in return After that he just went home had a warm meal and went to bed with a big ass smile on his face. What an awesome dude. What did you today ?
@@davidarzaluz I think the bigger question is….what did YOU do today? Other than act like a self-absorbed, attention-seeking asshole to somebody who definitely didn’t deserve it? Go humble yourself. You really need it.
@@Psilocybism Sure, but that sort of write-off isn't a tax credit, it will count towards income deductions before taxes. So if he is in the 33% tax bracket, and he donates $60,000 then it's still $40,000 out of pocket. Only $20,000 of it would have gone to taxes otherwise.
Tax writeoffs. It’s a crazy world we live in. However you’re right and I think he did this as a charitable act. I just wish it didn’t have to be the way it is. A lot of corporations only donate small % so they can look good AND not have to pay taxes.
unfortunately , I have come upon those who unlike that man try to look charitable, at the victims expense, name , reputation . I could use prayers for reversal.
Holy moly, I started to cry as soon as the prices went over his Limit. THEN, I Balled out crying n crying n crying for this Blessed Gentleman gave the Officers Car Keys to his Son. May this Gentleman get Blessed back ❣️ AMEN 🙏🏼
That got me too. He went for a shake and got a hug. I can imagine the release of possitive energy qhen they hugged. I can imagine how thankfull he was.
The farmer is so kind-hearted. His original intent to donate the car to the women's shelter says enough about him. Wishing him and Tanner's family nothing but health and happiness!
A REAL man and an absolute LEGEND! This is the kind of man you want to look up to. He didn't have a camera crew or an entourage and wasn't trying to promote himself to the public. He was just doing something he felt was right and it's only because others caught in on video that we get to witness this.
He was doing it for tax purposes. He saves more money on taxes than he donated. These are random numbers but imagine you make a 10 million dollars a year, the tax bracket you're in has to pay 40% or 4 million as taxes, Since he donated 60k his taxable income is only 9.4 million which drops him into the 30% tax bracket so he only has to pay 3 million in taxes which means he now pays 1 million dollars less than he would've had to otherwise. Because of his donation he now gets an extra 940 grand. He owns an oil company or something, while it's a nice thing to do, tons of large corporations and companies make similar donations for tax write off purposes, even the shittiest companies you can think of. It was nice of him to give the car away but I can almost guarantee he drives something way nicer and has several display cars just crowding his garage, the car is just a bonus from his tax write off. It's basically tax evasion and you should definitely get mad when large companies are cheaping out and evading taxes, could argue that this guy deserves it but he still basically took a million or so dollars that otherwise could have funded a school or a hospital or something which would be fine if he needed the money but he's rich so...🤷♂ Also, I think he literally has to donate the car otherwise he's just buying something and not making a tax deductible donation. I'm not really sure how that works tho... Otherwise I feel like you could just buy stuff at auctions for a reasonable price and sell the item to get your money back
@@DrakeOola although it does seem your math was spot on, the phrase it doesn't matter cause he's rich kind of defeats the purpose of being able to manipulate money. People who are rich are smart with their money and don't just throw out shit tons of money to donations. If they did that, then they wouldn't be rich
@Sunfeld Jiramhir I’m not agreeing or disagreeing with anyone here, but I will say that the pinned comment says Steve Wells owns acres of oil rich land. I’m guessing that’s what Drake meant about oil company, but as for the company part, I don’t know
Love how the young man went in to shake the buyers hand, but the man went in for a hug without any hesitation. He knew what that car meant for Tanner. Nothing but respect.
its not human decency its just extreme generosity, you don’t need to buy someone a car for $60000 just because they are depressed to be a decent human being
*"They had us in the first half, not gonna lie"* Seriously though, imagine having a soul full of peace, generosity, and love so much that you're willing to pay and give a complete stranger a *CAR* just to make their day. Steve is an absolute wholesome legend and deserves the world
Especially a car he dropped 60k on if it was like 10-15k it would be understandable but 60k is just astonishing he made a really good decision even tho he probably regretted dropping 60k in 10 minutes he will remember the smile he put on tanners face forever
As someone that personally knows Tanner and watched this happen I cannot tell you how many people were so happy to see this. Made a whole community come together for the better ♥️♥️♥️♥️
@@Tkieron I don’t know if it was all of them, but Steve certainly knew he was gonna give the car to Tanner if he won. The reason retired government property is always auctioned off is because it’s law. Government property losses have to be recouped for the highest possible amount. The best way to do that is to auctioning off
From another corner of the world. I reckon that gentleman who actually bought the car and gave it to the deputy’s son. Sir, you’re an angel. You deserve all the good blessings of life and may God bless you and your family always. Thank you for being such a wonderful human being. Heart of gold.
Thats a fact. Ik that was an extreme reward that made it more than worth it for him. But damn... He deserves an award just for being such a good man. That is alot of money. Enough to outright buy a house. And he just gave it all away to make that boy happy. Its a rare trate to see, that i feel deserves an award. Damn near made me tear up seein the emotion as that boys dreams come true like that
Actually he's kind of an asshole this didn't just happen right there at the auction this was planned he knew about Tanner's story knew he was trying to buy his father's car and purposely outbid him then turned around just to put a show on to make it look like it happened right then and there but it was actually planned out weeks in advance he knew the kid wanted the car so he put them through all that emotional trauma right there on the spot instead of just saying hey I'm going to buy this car for you.
I teared up when the bid surpassed what he could afford, but when that man handed him the keys I burst into tears. There are great people in this world!
"What? How dare you even suggest that the media should show ANYTHING other than our glorious Vice President and her sidekick Joe 'Hairy Legs' What's-His-Face! 'All cops are evil racists anyway', that's what everyone on Twitter and Facebook tells me! And they would never lead me astray!" Btw, are you honestly surprised this wasn't a headline on the mainstream media, or were you asking a rhetorical question? And, I completely agree with you, my friend. If more stories like this were shown rather than the glorification of BLM riots and looting, our nation would be a lot less divided. It's a sad day to be an American.
@Christopher Laflamme So, so true. The only way to truly hurt these companies is to hit them where it hurts them most; their bank accounts. There are a lot of better, alternative news outlets.
He knew that he wouldn’t be able to buy it. But he had to try. Even though it was hard he knew it was going to a good cause. Sometimes life is hard, but it’s the good things in life that keep us going.
It doesn't matter how many times I watch this video, I end up bawling for that young man as well as the incredible gift the other man gave to him. Humanity needs a lot more of this all over the world.
@@finnthegamer6955 are you American? If not your English is pretty good! Well really good cause you didn’t spell anything wrong like a lot of foreigners do on here haha
I do not know Steve Wells but he warmed my heart with his generosity. He helped fill the void of a lost and father in that young mans life and that is special. Thank you Steve Wells!
Apparently the guy has cattle but also has half a dozen very profitable oil wells on his property. each well makes over $7500 a day. so that car was just a day or two worth of oil.
Instead of imagining, it's within our power, each and every one of us, to protect those who cannot protect themselves and thrive to make our life full of purpose.
The problem with this is that many will just erase our kindness, I mean it only takes 1 person to change everything, 1 act of kindness everyday might tip the scales to peace. But it will probably be erased by some other people for who knows why or how.
@@A_Random_IRS_B0T_ Exactly. You only control your own actions and you can only hope to inspire a small group of people around you. And let's be real, most overall good people aren't perfect and do bad things sometimes. There is certainly hope to slowly move things in a better direction, but there will always be people on the other end of the spectrum who have no problem taking advantage of others for personal gain. It's good to strive for personal improvement, but there's no point in denying reality. The real world will never be utopia.
The problem is that the people that do genuinely care for others are typically not the people that have money to blow. Ambition and kindness rarely coincide.
And his son... his dad raised such a great son!!!! I have NEVER seen a young man say that they will keep a vehicle forever and then give it to his son!!! Have you? I cannot believe there are kids that can remain this connected to parents regardless of the society advances!
Well, I wasn't trying to cry today, yet here we are! What a good man... God has a place waiting for people like this in the afterlife, and I can only try and be worthy myself. God bless that man and God bless Tanner and all of Deputy Brownlee's family, both blood and in arms. Rest in Peace!
@@GudInformation you must be BLM or ANTIFA. you don’t like this country, then get out. If you don’t want to get out, then go to CA and and become your own nation. See how that works out for you.
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What got me was how Tanner's mom comforted him after he lost the bid...and then broke apart in tears as Steve Wells handed Tanner the keys. What a story.
God Bless Steve Wells for buying his dad's car and giving it to Tanner. This young man is grieving for his dad. So heartwarming to see there are still caring people in the world. Well's knew how much this car meant to Tanner. ❤
It's so comforting to know that even now, there are so many incredibly wonderful people out there. I can assure you that, if I had been there, had the money, and knew Tanner's story, I would have done the same.
"The man who won the bid was Steve Wells, a local rancher who owns several acres of oil-rich land in the area. He declined an interview, saying he did not want to take the moment away from Tanner and his family." Absolute heart of gold
My heart ♥
Bless him
kind of already did
or give the IRS a reason to audit
@@thenigeriancandidate not by his fault tho he's literally doing good things
Giving 62k to charity, AND giving a cherished car to the son of a slain officer....this man is one hell of a good human being
Restores faith in humanity.
*Everyone liked that*
and the tax return!!
@@lettucelol3207 giving away 62k is not a clever way
@@iloveyoudaddy8743 his money, his choice, don't ruin the moment.
That's a dad hugging a boy who needed it the most.
"He declined an interview, saying he did not want to take the moment away from Tanner and his family." Stuff like this makes me respect them even more
Generous, thoughtful, and humble. A godly man right there.
Yes
Nice
all while still probably working a normal day. he is wearing his work clothes. people don't know that farmers have money hahah. major respect and very humble.
That’s class act! Respect
To pay 60k so a grieving son can have a part of his Dad back-what a wonderful, kind and generous man.
THIS is America.
The tax payer is the one that paid btw.
@@k0mm4nd3r_k3noh shut up you brick
@@k0mm4nd3r_k3n How?
@@k0mm4nd3r_k3n yes that guy pays taxes also its a charity auction so he can also write off that money too
Dude. That is one hell of a selfless man. Paid 60k to outbid everyone and make sure that boy got his Dad's car. Stories like this give hope in a dark world.
U good bro ?
6250
@Abraham Villa he’s a true human being
He’s a true human being
@@jninja5daway709 are you a dumb fuck bro?
Lost my dad to cancer 2 years ago, I'm a mess right now. This was so heartwarming
So sorry for your loss...I lost both my parents last year due to covid...first my dad in jan and then 2 weeks later on Valentines day my mom...I am so depressed.
@@vincentpadovano7855 That's rough to hear, hopefully you've got friends nearby for when you need a hug. It sounds silly, but it really helps :)
You will see him again one day, but take the time you have left on Earth to keep going and be happy. We have an eternity after this.
@@vincentpadovano7855 Don't be depressed, you Will see them again, but it may take some time. Just be comforted in the fact that we all will have an eternity together after our time on Earth.
@@vincentpadovano7855your are not alone
Your loved
Be safe stay positive
Just imagine how he was feeling when he couldn’t raise his hand again to bid, but to then be handed the keys. People need to learn from this mans generosity
really? Do you know what being dense means? fuck me...
@@mariom8373 lol mario he has a like on his comment and you don't. You know why? Because he's so low on the human decency scale that he liked his own reply, but you don't. Thank you for standing up against him because Idk what he's tryna say either, but it sounds rude.
@@mariom8373 lol yup. I'm 99% sure he's just someone trying to pick a fight in a reply section
@@markdinsen7688 I'm afraid we do know what "being dense" means. You showed us oh so very well!
We don't need to learn from him but be like him.
"Tanner, heres your car." That man knew the mission and has 100% pure motives. God bless hearts like that richly!
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
He definitely understood the assignment
@@ryanwallace553 u sound stupid..
he clearly understood the assignment. The throw-away comment at the end of the clip revealing that the man did not know Tanner moved him up by an order of magnitude in my esteem. He made an incredibly generous donation to a very worthy cause AND made a young man's wish come true. We really need more humans like this showcased as an example of people reinvesting their wealth in the community instead of hoarding it selfishly.
Can this not be about God and someone just having a good heart? It's plastered everywhere. Please. It doesn't need to be about E V E R Y T H I N G.
Another beautiful part is that the farmer declined to be interviewed because he did not want to take the moment away from Tanner and his family. What a selfless and kind soul.
Good man indeed
We are losing that part of us which hungers for anonymous acts of generosity. Social media and the culture of recognition are destroying our innate desire to be quietly heroic. It will be a wonderful thing to rescue that human intuition from institutions which profit off of its demise
@@eS-ql7vm Human compassion and empathy will take you a long way.
I think it was more of a selfish act because he didn't even hesitate to give the car's keys to the guy, he wanted to win to give it to him (that's what I think) so for me it looks more of a selfish act rather than a selfless one.
@@noir.9354 Thank you for your thoughts and for sharing them in a kind way. I think I see what you are saying. I might disagree on the surface, but deep down I think it would be hard to argue against the idea of “psychological egoism” which is the idea that everything we do is selfishly motivated. I don’t think that is easy to prove, but it “feels” a little like that could be true. Interesting stuff to think about. At the end of the day, if every action *is* selfish, then this farmer probably picked the least selfish option!
Shouts out to the farmer for not only gifting the young man but for also donating to charity as well as providing food for folks.
I guess he also declined an interview afterwards because he didn’t want to take the moment away from the kid and his family. This is the kind of person I strive to be.
Dude payed 60 grand for a base charger 💀
I know it’s valuable to the kid but still bro Jesus Christ
@@BreadGood_21you are stupid ❤
@@BreadGood_21 He's a farmer with lots of oil-bearing land. 62k is a nice dinner to the man.
He not only gave him the car for free but donated all that money to charity. What a guy
Man*
@@angelgabriel9830 ?
Farmers are salt of the earth kinda people.
He needed that tax write off xD jk no this guy is the best of the best.
@@lexeevaly1302well yeah but he’s just saying he’s not just any guy, he’s a man for doing that. In a manly way, not just stating his gender.
That farmer who purchased the car is a gem of a human being. What a gift.
He's a bonesman.
@@ericcartmansstrengthandpow5960 oh ok
He's not a gem he's a glowing diamond
A hero hidden in the shadows
A legend
Even declined an interview. A modest guy too. Amazing
Nice you even read the description and even down to the last sentence :)
Hes incredible
@@WonderWorldYTC I read the description without watching it, nice story
@@comradeq2493 watch the story it's even better :)
Rich people are awful, aren't they? 😉
How can anyone say they don't have faith in this generation when you see kids like Tanner?? Such an incredible young man! They will figure it out and take the torch for us!
Tf did tanner do
$60k just to give it to others shows he has a good heart.
Respect.
@grank2555 YOU WOT MATE?
@grank2555 qué me dices bruv??
Tax deduction
Boutta get a fat tax deduction
And a good bank account😂
the guy paid $60,000 so that the son didn't have to spend just over $5,000. What an absolute legend of a man.
i just said the same as you....the farmer is a legend..
He did it because the money was going to charity... if I had that much money I would do the same
And was originally going to buy it for the women's shelter. A wholly good hearted man.
Oh wtf, did you watch this video!?
Could have bought the car and still given him 50,000
The guy refused to be interviewed... what a great man
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That was the most badass act of kindness i ever seen,❤❤
Not only was he going to give it to him regardless, he fought to bid it up so that the money spent would help even more people. This man is a true MAN.
How did he fight to bid it up?
i dont think his intentions were to bid it up for the donations, it was a rival bidder who also wanted the car as much as him but let him have the car instead
Well he may also be a multi millionaire so this money is like $60 to him not to mention he can use it as a tax write off...
@@z0mbyd0nky21 yeah that local farmer was a multi millionaire
@@z0mbyd0nky21 so what? Why you gotta discredit his wholesome deed?
Tanner: *reaches for handshake*
Wholesome farmer: *hug, take it or leave it.*
@Oliver Roblox That's what would EA do
@@Pixelacatt 😩
This is very wholesome!
@@cadenprinsen6370 Totally agree! The guy just spend $62,000, give him a hug!! What an incredible soul.
Farmers are good people.
Our local farmers saved our town when a levee was breaking and the state wouldn’t do anything. All you saw was tractors, bobcats and all sorts of heavy machinery riding through town going to fix the problem, even though their homes were not threatened.
That farmer better be able to take his tractor wherever tf he wants now
I lost by dad 20 yrs ago and not a day goes by that i dont miss him.
They do anyways already
amen
Tractors own the road when they’re on it, like legit they do
@@chodysseus420 public roads run through our payload
This is America. Neighbors helping neighbors. I am brought to tears.
I Agree 100%. This kind of Man and this kind of Son is what makes Our Country Great! God Bless the USA.
Why is that america? You do know that this is something humans do right? Worldwide. There is absolutely nothing typical american about this situation.
Yes it is something humans do world wide - probably even more in other cultures. In this time of discord and hate in USA, I just wanted to share how it made me feel.
The farmer didnt only give Tanner his car, but also basically donated 62k to the fund, which is probably why he participated in the first place. (And to secure Tanner his car). Absolute legends.
He also got his taxes paid for. The donation was tax deductible. Win win for both.
He also basically spent 62,500 to get it deducted donated it and got free taxes so uhh, win, win lol.
Still a awesome guy gave up 12.5 k
the police union probably donated a lot of it
The narrator said he was going to donate the car to a women's shelter, but when he heard Tanner's story, decided to give it to him instead.
I loved how the farmer really gave him a god hug and rubbed his back. A real man is not afraid of a tender moment and that kid needed a damn hug so badly. You could tell he was so happy to have done that for him. What a great man and role model.
@@HurricaneMiltonsDad great observation
@@MrOhmygoditsben No need to be a twat about it. You got a problem with what I said? what's with the snarky reply making yourself look a real twat, what was the point of that? really, want to meet and say it to my face like that, nah, cowards like you need the safety of the internet to do so. You've such a punchable face and character.
@@MrOhmygoditsben You think you know great men and role models? you haven't a clue. You're as far from one as anyone can be.
@@MrOhmygoditsben I put stupid snarky cowardly idiots like you in their place every single day, in the real world, and I'd happily do it to you and more, much more. Look at you, posting a comment speaking of tenderness on ly to be a snarky twat when someone replies. F'ing twat bag.
@@HurricaneMiltonsDad and here we have the reason misandry is so normalised. Good job.
He still clapped despite the other guy winning 😭
It’s like saying gg after losing the game
@@Xantonioblack yessir
@Marsta no shit
Being humble at it’s finest💕💕
Yes...which speaks volumes, of his Great Character.
Here is me, a random guy in Germany who doesn't know anything about that, moved to tears. What a great gesture
Not sure what this farmer farmed, but he sure harvested a lot of love. From all of us, Thank you Sir.
It says he owns acreage rich in oil.
Bad bitches lol
Chronic
Very well said!
Well said
What a genuine man. He is going to be blessed and is a blessing to others. He deserves so much respect and is so generous to pay 62k and give the car to Tanner. He deserves an award for this kind act
Good deeds mean nothing to God.
@@HgRoller you obviously just want to spread hate and anger on the internet so ill keep this simple. stfu and take whatever shit thats going on in your life out on a punching bag instead of just fucking up the internet more than it already is
@@HgRoller you believe in a God
And also believe good deeds means nothing to that God , what relegion are you in?
Also im wondering about sanity of 3 people who liked your comment.
@@HgRoller You are a disgrace of a human.
@@galaxy4719 "Beware of practicing your righteousness before other people in order to be seen by them, for then you will have no reward from your Father who is in heaven" Many who do good deeds are doing so because they feel they have to balance it out with all the terrible things they do in the shadows.
I felt for him as he watched his dad's car get auctioned off. Then as soon as he gave the keys to him, I couldn't hold back the tears anymore.
same the tears just suddenly fell out of me
Same what a great guy 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@InJouHande😂😂😂😂😂😂
How u cry so easily lmaooo
@@indianfiddleryou cried too
His dad's greatest legacy was having raised a remarkable son and still inspiring others to do good even years after his passing. Loved this story.
The fact that tanner was clapping even though he lost the car… just tells me what a good man he’s going to be.❤
Amen!!!‼️‼️‼️ such a good sweet young man
@@darleneachille491cock and balls
Immediately what I thought as well. What an amazing young man. He deserves good things.
Celebrities can't even cheer for each other. This was truly a feel Good story.
It’s about the memories, not a dead thing such as a car.
This makes a grown man cry, big respect for tanner and steve
You and I both
No lie,I needed to see this story amongst all the negative news in this country.
Good man
AND yes. I have water in my eyes from "somewhere".💪💪💪
Oh yes
Finding out this guy never even met him in person before this and refused to be interviewed is some next level shit. Dudes a saint walkin around.
He is what god intended us to be
Who?
Now that's how you do charity not for recognition form TV of social media but doing it for a good cause
Didn't do it for follows or likes, or for popularity. Rare and GENUINE good deed.
Every now and then the human race gets it right...this was one of those times.
This video gets me every time. To the farmer who was so generous and gave so much, and to Tanner who was the recipient of such an amazing gift, I pray many many blessings to each of you. This is a remarkable act of kindness and humanity.......xoxo
Caring about people we DONT know is a dying act. Glad to see its still alive.
What are you talking about? There are probably more charities today than their have ever been and random people do stuff all the time. Just because you don't see videos of things, doesn't mean they don't happen.
Random acts of kindness - I agree
Lars you are VERY much mistaken.
@@delailama736 We can't even get people to wear a mask for the benefit of others and it costs nothing. He didn't say it was dead. It is dying, and that is a fact. Ofc there are more charities now, the internet is booming.
@@TheExigency Haha. The internet has invented new ways to care for others and things like gofundme show that it happens more than ever. Costs nothing? It costs facial expressions, a sense of freedom, and like $2 per mask.
Don't just say "We need more people like him." Instead, say "I'm going to be more like him."
Very well said‼️‼️‼️‼️I second that and agree completely‼️💯♥️💯‼️
I agree
Easy to say but hard to achieve, honestly.
YES! 🙌
@@ticktockbam easy to *try*
Not all heroes wear capes, some wear a cowboy hat. What a man 💝
🤠 lol
cowboy hat lol
made my day
all heroes wear cowboy hats. cowboy hats are awesome
Some wear strap ons
Plot twist: they were all trying to bid on the car to give to the kid and that's why the price got so high
Man I'm a grown man and this mad me cry.
I’am 67 years old. And I’am crying like a baby. Stories like this give me hope because there are still wonderful people out there. God bless.
Yes they exist....
64 years old and crying right along with you
God's not finished with us brother Blessings
God bless you my brother,one love
sixty-two and just drying my eyes.
Man I got choked up on this one, I lost my father when I was 8, what an awesome guy and an awesome gesture!
Yea but they should have gave him the car in the first place
@@Techinai true .. that's a good point
l think they didnt just give it to him because they wanted him to know it meant something to them that he be the one that end up with it. Plus all that $60,000 went to help families of fallen men and women, like his dad's family when he was killed in the line of fire. Now it really has 'good' memories associated with the car, after the fact.
I'm so sorry about your loss. My love and respect to you and your dad.
@@Techinai the auctions are done for a reason, to raise as much money- that's the goal
The gentleman that bought the car then gave it to the fallen officer’s son has a pure heart of gold! ❤️ God bless that gentleman!
Yeah we all saw that part
thanks for the heads up!.. readin commnts before the video
@@gh0stdem0n666 maybe I’m just stupid but is this comment negative
Hero
@@faizozigi869 no he said bless the gentleman
That was so cool of him to do that. I started crying because I recently lost my Dad and I was sad for him because I understand his pain. God bless that gentleman for doing something so selfless. ❤🙏
Absolutely class act. That farmer better never get a speeding ticket in that town! What a great story!
Right! lol
That's not how it works.
@@nfareview if he doesn't speed he won't get a speeding ticket simple
@@alizcool1 cool story bro. Please, tell me more about your exciting life.
@@nfareview I'm just stating the facts...you're the one making silly stories up lol it's not the movies we have speed cameras it's all automated
He was gonna donate it to the women's shelter till he found out about the son wanting it. Truly kind hearted, selfless good person. God Bless him. 🙏
yea......i kinda hope the son donated the money to the shelter tho
What money? The 60k already went to a charity. He got his dads car.
@@pearsegallagher9832 same
Wait is that what happened?
@@primalivtv4519 probably the money the son had to bid on the car..
That farmer deserves a medal or something. You don’t see nice moments like this very often anymore. Truly amazing
He probably wouldn’t take it.
There are just genuine and gold hearted people. No medal is needed.
He probably had earned more valuable than medal and recognition the moment he handed the keys. There are people who live for these and not for recognition.
This "farmers" name is Steve Wells. Hes not a farmer. He was a successful rancher and land owner and most of the land he owns is Colorado lies in the Denver-Julesburg Oil Basin from which he receives massive amounts of money. He has fuck you money. But he's a really good dude.
Christ it's not worth a medal. Everyone wants a fuckin trophy.
Shit's enough to make a grown man cry, damn. Everlasting respect for the guy that bought the car and gave it to the kid.
That's a hell of a man right there. He blessed a kid because he's been blessed. No better lesson to learn. Way to go Mr. Wells, you've shown the world how it should be. I'll never forget your name.
_I guess one could say that Mr. Wells, grants wishes_
@@trypotherapy7478 I actually laughed 😂
Stars and Stripes beats hammers and sickles
I’ll never forget his name because I bank with Wells Fargo. What a kind man he is
That’s very a nice kind generous man who give him the keys God bless him!
broke in tears as soon as I see both the mom and Tanner wipe their tears as soon as they realize they can't surpass the bid. As a mom, there's nothing more heartbreaking seeing your kid cry and you know you can't do anything about it but you wish you can just carry the burden for them. Godbless Mr. Steve for his generous act
mothers are the best
😊👍
I think a lot of us are blessed on this Earth for having such great mothers this kind of that this boy just had recently happened to me I'm struggling right now and my mother saw how I was struggling she paid off my car loan it was only $4,000 but still just the ACT had me mesmerized all night I couldn't sleep God bless my mother I love you
Yes, God bless Steve and he did it all for free without any tax deductions whatsoever!!
@@xBintu ... exactly! I only miss my Mother when I breathe.
can only imagine how far the kids heart sank knowing his Dad's car was out of reach. And then sat there thinking it's gone.
@Herkimer Snerd yup
It makes my heart happy to see humans doing great things for one another❤
THIS
The man who won the bid was Steve Wells, a local rancher who owns several acres of oil-rich land in the area. He declined an interview, saying he did not want to take the moment away from Tanner and his family.
This is how a REAL community functions.
Because he is a kind man doing it for the right reasons & not for publicity or attention.
I believe that because he was already buying the car to gift to a womens shelter in the first place which is still a kind generous thing to do until hearing of Tanners story. Which I'm glad he did the car would mean so much to him
@@ScottishAnnie exactly that. I think .most folk miss that he was going to donate it already, to a womens refuge, then changed his mind and have it to tanner.
I had a lump in my throat when he got up and hugged the farmer.
You could see how much it meant.
To both of them.
Steve Wells = Legend!!!
An absolute class act.
I hope Steve has the best life ever, and gets the appreciation he deserves.
Yes
The simple minded socialist would prefer men like him penniless like the rest of us.
@@dansir4102 ...who asked?
@@dansir4102 Naaaah, just simple naive easily-brainwashed people like you dan!!!😅🤣😂
Ayo i have the same profile pic on insta
When you lose your dad, being inside his car/truck/vehicle is the one place where you will feel closer to him. 😢
My dad's been gone for 4 years I hang out in his shop where he loved to piddle with movers ,cars ,anything with a nut and bolt, god I miss him
:(
My dad taught me how to drive his '63 Ford Fairlane 500 when I was a kid. That was many years ago, and my entire family has passed on at this point. I wish I could have that car just now, so I guess you're right.
My dad died last year. I still go sit in his beat up old Ford work truck.
this is so true. i wish i got to sit in my dads car one more time after he died. it was totaled a few days before he passed.
Amazing man with a very selfish heart, knowing how much that car meant to the young officer’s son, a great human being and outstanding human quality. God will remember him and bless him his whole life.
Random acts of kindness still give us hope in humanity. So rare to see someone put others first. Very moving.
So the farmer gives $62000 to charity gives this kid the best day if his life. Without expecting anything in return After that he just went home had a warm meal and went to bed with a big ass smile on his face. What an awesome dude. What did you today ?
@@davidarzaluz Whay about you?
Don’t act like an angel
@@davidarzaluz I think the bigger question is….what did YOU do today? Other than act like a self-absorbed, attention-seeking asshole to somebody who definitely didn’t deserve it? Go humble yourself. You really need it.
@@LegendsLiterature well preached
@@LegendsLiterature based alpha male puts beta male in his cringe cage
I am 61 years old, and haven’t cried in years. It just blew me away. I wasn’t expecting it
same
@@mikefawkes5195 hahaha....me too. What's happening to us?
@Ömęřţå_ Đøń83 what? Is he separated?
@@salamanderbilly8266 When you get older, you tend to become more emotional 😉☺️
Expecting it, hate cars, still cried
the fact that Tanner still clapped for the farmer even though he was probably heartbroken at the moment
what about it? your comment is an incomplete thought.
@@morpheusgreene2704 its implied dumbass. read between the lines
@@morpheusgreene2704 nobody cares. you still get what they mean, so what's the problem
@@morpheusgreene2704 find something to actually care about
@@DepthStrider222 so many simps in this thread. give it up guys, shes not going to fuck you.
Praise this generous businessman and praise the fallen officer's son for being calm.
So basically, Sir Steve Wells came to that auction PURELY for charity, NOTHING else.
What a saint, a true noble...
He sure was a casually dressed, humble acting guy for shelling out that kind of money.
@@smallblockchevy1022 otherwise he would have lost it to taxes, rather like to know where your money is going to.
@@Psilocybism Sure, but that sort of write-off isn't a tax credit, it will count towards income deductions before taxes. So if he is in the 33% tax bracket, and he donates $60,000 then it's still $40,000 out of pocket. Only $20,000 of it would have gone to taxes otherwise.
Al Pra, absolutely. You can say that again.
@@harrykhay8404 What a saint, a true noble horseman.
I hope that man gets 10X the blessings for his selfless act.
Tax writeoffs. It’s a crazy world we live in. However you’re right and I think he did this as a charitable act. I just wish it didn’t have to be the way it is. A lot of corporations only donate small % so they can look good AND not have to pay taxes.
100X
Right on!!!
unfortunately , I have come upon those who unlike that man try to look charitable, at the victims expense, name , reputation . I could use prayers for reversal.
That young man is marinated in White Privilege!
Steve's generosity to the policeman's son is just totally heart warming. Well done, Steve. You deserve the very best life can offer.
Holy moly, I started to cry as soon as the prices went over his Limit. THEN, I Balled out crying n crying n crying for this Blessed Gentleman gave the Officers Car Keys to his Son. May this Gentleman get Blessed back ❣️ AMEN 🙏🏼
Farmer was like "I'm gonna mess with him a little bit"
I like how tanner tries to give him a handshake and the farmer hugs him
Same
That got me too. He went for a shake and got a hug. I can imagine the release of possitive energy qhen they hugged. I can imagine how thankfull he was.
And then the rub on the back while hugging, baaahh😭
@@renny990 yeah... he can never get that hug from his dad again. Maybe the dad was in the farmers body for a second hugging him from above
He's good people.
The farmer is so kind-hearted. His original intent to donate the car to the women's shelter says enough about him. Wishing him and Tanner's family nothing but health and happiness!
Then Steve denied a handshake to offer a real, genuine hug. That was fatherly love for a kid who really needed it.
Sure was a real dad hug wasn’t it!
Yes.. very sweet
That’s what I was thinking, that back rub as they hugged was a dad comfort move
We need more people like this in our lives. I am literally crying.😢
A REAL man and an absolute LEGEND! This is the kind of man you want to look up to. He didn't have a camera crew or an entourage and wasn't trying to promote himself to the public. He was just doing something he felt was right and it's only because others caught in on video that we get to witness this.
He was doing it for tax purposes. He saves more money on taxes than he donated. These are random numbers but imagine you make a 10 million dollars a year, the tax bracket you're in has to pay 40% or 4 million as taxes, Since he donated 60k his taxable income is only 9.4 million which drops him into the 30% tax bracket so he only has to pay 3 million in taxes which means he now pays 1 million dollars less than he would've had to otherwise. Because of his donation he now gets an extra 940 grand. He owns an oil company or something, while it's a nice thing to do, tons of large corporations and companies make similar donations for tax write off purposes, even the shittiest companies you can think of. It was nice of him to give the car away but I can almost guarantee he drives something way nicer and has several display cars just crowding his garage, the car is just a bonus from his tax write off. It's basically tax evasion and you should definitely get mad when large companies are cheaping out and evading taxes, could argue that this guy deserves it but he still basically took a million or so dollars that otherwise could have funded a school or a hospital or something which would be fine if he needed the money but he's rich so...🤷♂
Also, I think he literally has to donate the car otherwise he's just buying something and not making a tax deductible donation. I'm not really sure how that works tho... Otherwise I feel like you could just buy stuff at auctions for a reasonable price and sell the item to get your money back
It really was a wonderful thing that man did for the boy. Yeah..it teared me up.
@@DrakeOola although it does seem your math was spot on, the phrase it doesn't matter cause he's rich kind of defeats the purpose of being able to manipulate money. People who are rich are smart with their money and don't just throw out shit tons of money to donations. If they did that, then they wouldn't be rich
@@DrakeOola That wouldn’t drop it to 9.4 that would be 600k
@Sunfeld Jiramhir I’m not agreeing or disagreeing with anyone here, but I will say that the pinned comment says Steve Wells owns acres of oil rich land. I’m guessing that’s what Drake meant about oil company, but as for the company part, I don’t know
Love how the young man went in to shake the buyers hand, but the man went in for a hug without any hesitation. He knew what that car meant for Tanner. Nothing but respect.
That man gave that young guy a little piece of his dad back ,a selfless act and an amazing human being.
Tanner went in looking for a handshake instead got a hug, what a man
To the buyer. Outstanding show of human decency. To the family. Our deepest sympathies for your loss.
Who's "our"?
@@Blobfishlovr69 my family to theirs 🤦🏿
its not human decency its just extreme generosity, you don’t need to buy someone a car for $60000 just because they are depressed to be a decent human being
@@lenged3209 true story. The meaning behind why he bought that young man the car was decent
@@Blobfishlovr69 🤓
*"They had us in the first half, not gonna lie"*
Seriously though, imagine having a soul full of peace, generosity, and love so much that you're willing to pay and give a complete stranger a *CAR* just to make their day. Steve is an absolute wholesome legend and deserves the world
Especially a car he dropped 60k on if it was like 10-15k it would be understandable but 60k is just astonishing he made a really good decision even tho he probably regretted dropping 60k in 10 minutes he will remember the smile he put on tanners face forever
@@parsa6526 60K is like $6 to this guy + he gets to use it to deduct taxes = win win.
Completely agree with you although I'd say that it wouldn't make his day, it'd probably make his whole decade or longer.
Avery the never will be white
@@LW-of4oq what does being white have to do with being american
As someone that personally knows Tanner and watched this happen I cannot tell you how many people were so happy to see this. Made a whole community come together for the better ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Did they all bid that high to raise more money for the charity, knowing full well they were going to give the car to Tanner?
@@Tkieron I don’t know if it was all of them, but Steve certainly knew he was gonna give the car to Tanner if he won. The reason retired government property is always auctioned off is because it’s law. Government property losses have to be recouped for the highest possible amount. The best way to do that is to auctioning off
Naww sending him love from New Zealand 😍😍
I am sorry that he lost his father. Happy to see that he got a piece of his memory. What a beautiful story.
Are you the woman at 2:58 on the left?
From another corner of the world. I reckon that gentleman who actually bought the car and gave it to the deputy’s son. Sir, you’re an angel. You deserve all the good blessings of life and may God bless you and your family always. Thank you for being such a wonderful human being. Heart of gold.
Somebody better give that farmer a damn trophy for being an incredible human being. Hes one Hell of a man.
He don't need a trophy, the hug and the look he got from that young was worth more than any trophy.
Thats a fact. Ik that was an extreme reward that made it more than worth it for him. But damn... He deserves an award just for being such a good man. That is alot of money. Enough to outright buy a house. And he just gave it all away to make that boy happy. Its a rare trate to see, that i feel deserves an award. Damn near made me tear up seein the emotion as that boys dreams come true like that
So this goes to say. Everyone, be more like Steve Wells 😌
Sleeping well at night for doing a good thing for someone, is the best trophy there is.
Actually he's kind of an asshole this didn't just happen right there at the auction this was planned he knew about Tanner's story knew he was trying to buy his father's car and purposely outbid him then turned around just to put a show on to make it look like it happened right then and there but it was actually planned out weeks in advance he knew the kid wanted the car so he put them through all that emotional trauma right there on the spot instead of just saying hey I'm going to buy this car for you.
I teared up when the bid surpassed what he could afford, but when that man handed him the keys I burst into tears. There are great people in this world!
@@forestcityfishing4749 And you're a troll.
Ngl, sometimes I wish I had an extremely big amount of money, not to buy fancy stuff, but to be able to do stuff like this in the video.
God bless that mans soul paid 60k+ and gave it up to someone he never met
What if the man he was bidding against planned on doing the same thing, they could of got the car for half the price 🤔🤔😂😂
@@iceman9646 and the charity would have gotten half of the money. It all went to charity.
@@iceman9646 so you're saying don't give more money to charity.. got it... noting that down, as I type.
@@_dallas_ He never said that. Stop twisting it, all he said was they couldve got it cheaper
@@_dallas_ he didn't said that but ok
sometimes i just come back to watch this video so my hope in humanity is restored
...why wasn't this blasted on the media?? America needs more stories like this
Because crackheads and celebrities are more important than humanity
This is something we would probably heard on the news at least 15 years ago. Now, it's just politics.
"What? How dare you even suggest that the media should show ANYTHING other than our glorious Vice President and her sidekick Joe 'Hairy Legs' What's-His-Face! 'All cops are evil racists anyway', that's what everyone on Twitter and Facebook tells me! And they would never lead me astray!"
Btw, are you honestly surprised this wasn't a headline on the mainstream media, or were you asking a rhetorical question? And, I completely agree with you, my friend. If more stories like this were shown rather than the glorification of BLM riots and looting, our nation would be a lot less divided. It's a sad day to be an American.
@Christopher Laflamme So, so true. The only way to truly hurt these companies is to hit them where it hurts them most; their bank accounts. There are a lot of better, alternative news outlets.
because to MSM 36256372712 different genders and Dr Seuss cartoons are more important according to their agenda
"Tanner, here is your car."
- i'm asking myself why am I crying, I'm not Tanner.
Because you’re human.
same here, but i know the answer:
I really love my dad too.
i ask myself and never had one
@@dagraz God bless you my friend, He is your true loving Father!! Ask Jesus! Peace.
I started crying too !
He sat there strong while his heart was breaking. Even clapped 😢
THATS BECAUSE THEY ARE ALL CLASS ACT!!
Would've had to excuse myself. Couldn't stay for that. 😭😭😭
I felt his sadness
He knew that he wouldn’t be able to buy it. But he had to try. Even though it was hard he knew it was going to a good cause. Sometimes life is hard, but it’s the good things in life that keep us going.
Well that made an old man cry.
It doesn't matter how many times I watch this video, I end up bawling for that young man as well as the incredible gift the other man gave to him. Humanity needs a lot more of this all over the world.
You’re not alone-I’m freaking bawling here! 😭
yep same here, so glad he got to keep the car and cherish it because of the memories that go with it.
Every time!
Amen.
I'm back here May '24. I love watching this video, over and over, because it reminds me that there are wonderful, selfless people in the world.
Its a shame its stories like THIS don't go viral. do better world.
I mostly agree... but this story DID go viral.
@@marcberube3729 Right? almost 4 million views on this video IS viral.
Not viral? This is a repost and it went viral. Meaning it’s gone viral multiple times lmao
Honestly you're right
"Do better world" you mean do better people!
I'm an old and disabled vietnam vet. Have seen and done alot in my life and this had me teared up. There ARE GREAT PEOPLE OUT THERE.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL
My dad was a Vietnam vet, take care there man
Absolute legend.
Thank you for your service.
i’m an 11 year old that just moved from Vietnam
@@finnthegamer6955 are you American? If not your English is pretty good! Well really good cause you didn’t spell anything wrong like a lot of foreigners do on here haha
Every few months this video pops up on my feed. I watch it every time. So heartwarming and wholesome.
Steve Wells is a great man. He's done a lot of good for North Eastern Colorado.
I dont know him but am truly touched by his kindness. I broke down watching that boy cry and his mother comforting him. Bless him.
Oh wow I almost did cry
@@jimmyqs1558 I cried enough for both of us. Such a wonderful video to watch & so nice to read the outcome of this video.
I do not know Steve Wells but he warmed my heart with his generosity. He helped fill the void of a lost and father in that young mans life and that is special. Thank you Steve Wells!
@The Weapon Collection at least you have high speed limits in that part of the country.
"Tanner, here is your car."
I dont know what that rancher is growing or raising but I'll take 20!
Apparently the guy has cattle but also has half a dozen very profitable oil wells on his property. each well makes over $7500 a day. so that car was just a day or two worth of oil.
@@scottcol23 I doubt he is making $7500 a day 😂
@Jay Caldwell Ya i do
@@The2AmInventor be very surprised how much you can make if you have oil wells on ur property
What an amazing gift! 💜
Not all cops are bad. We should appreciate the ones who do their job well.
99.9% are good
Stfu
@@gudlukkay You mad bro?
@@gudlukkay no u
@@vintagesavoiur mannn I rlly don't kno about that
Its great to know that good people still exhist out there.
What an amazing man.
I hope this positive Carma comes back to you in so many ways.
I hope it rains like hell there and that farmer’s crops are massive.
He doesn't own that kind of farm. He does oil and raises cattle.
@@idealsoftware8058 oh
@@idealsoftware8058 still..the grass can grow like crazy and he can let it grow and cut it for hay
& there is no rain in hell
@@jahvaunsantosrobertson2590 really? I am shocked.
The kindness of some people is overwhelming at times. Imagine a world if we all cared about one another like this.
Instead of imagining, it's within our power, each and every one of us, to protect those who cannot protect themselves and thrive to make our life full of purpose.
The problem with this is that many will just erase our kindness, I mean it only takes 1 person to change everything, 1 act of kindness everyday might tip the scales to peace.
But it will probably be erased by some other people for who knows why or how.
@@A_Random_IRS_B0T_ Exactly. You only control your own actions and you can only hope to inspire a small group of people around you. And let's be real, most overall good people aren't perfect and do bad things sometimes. There is certainly hope to slowly move things in a better direction, but there will always be people on the other end of the spectrum who have no problem taking advantage of others for personal gain. It's good to strive for personal improvement, but there's no point in denying reality. The real world will never be utopia.
The problem is that the people that do genuinely care for others are typically not the people that have money to blow. Ambition and kindness rarely coincide.
Don't imagine, be him. Be better. Treat everyone with kindness
I’m glad there’s still good people left in this horrible world.
And his son... his dad raised such a great son!!!! I have NEVER seen a young man say that they will keep a vehicle forever and then give it to his son!!! Have you? I cannot believe there are kids that can remain this connected to parents regardless of the society advances!
Ya....it's so horrible that I am reminded daily that I'm not from this planet.
My thoughts as well
@James Harris stfu
Was gonna say the same thing
Well, I wasn't trying to cry today, yet here we are! What a good man... God has a place waiting for people like this in the afterlife, and I can only try and be worthy myself. God bless that man and God bless Tanner and all of Deputy Brownlee's family, both blood and in arms. Rest in Peace!
I'm so happy he got the car. Eternal respect to law enforcement and farmers.
yes 👏💖
Pot farmers
Farmers lol
@@GudInformation what a jerk you are. Did you witness something the rest of us don’t know? You make me sick.
@@GudInformation you must be BLM or ANTIFA. you don’t like this country, then get out. If you don’t want to get out, then go to CA and and become your own nation. See how that works out for you.
RUclips seriously needs a love button, like isn't enough for this one.
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For real
well back in my days...
idk we kinda did lol
I would gladly create alter accounts just to like it multiple times.
This is how a civilized society comes together at difficult times...heartwarming.
I concur!
100% man!
Well said sir.
Mr. Steve Wells #1 class act in my book!! Everybody won. Very touching