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Chris Jackson, head custodian at Unity Grove Elementary School in Henry County, Georgia, gets a huge surprise when teachers help him buy a car. He famously stated ‘What they say about people is not real.’

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BRIXvor 3 Jahren

@PeeWeesCourt I love how he immediately looks up and raises his hands to the most high. He then says, "THERE IS A GOD!" Something that might seem small to you might seem supernatural to another. The engine in that car at 76k miles and driven by an older woman will last another 120k.

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tbvor 3 Jahren

There are good people. So happy you were recognized sir ❤️

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I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸vor 3 Jahren

God bless them all.

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Milly Mixonvor 3 Jahren

Those are real people helping real people❤️ Just for the joy of it. This is the kind of America I grew up with.

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Bruce McLeodvor 3 Jahren

I bet he is great at his job and a pleasure to be in the workplace with. Obviously the teachers think a lot of him.

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anonymemphis.ethvor 3 Jahren

Beautiful and real. Need more of this instead of those "Notice a pattern?" videos.

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Amiri Kingvor 3 Jahren

That’s a badass whip too. 😎

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Garyvor 3 Jahren

This is all a virtue signal to me. If they truly just wanted to help this man and make a difference in his life, why video? There’s a million good deeds that happen every day that are done impulsively or planned but not filmed. Those are the true ones.

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Leevor 3 Jahren

Love it. God bless that man and those teachers.

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JoAnn Garcia 🇺🇸vor 3 Jahren

😭God’s people are GOOD.🙏

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