Blue collar workers have earned the reputation of being on the tough side. That said, people are often much more complex than that. This can be seen in the way many of these workers go out of their way to help others. A particularly sweet example comes from a guy named Ethan. On social media, he shared the story of the time him and his coworkers discovered a tiny, muddy kitten. It was clear this helpless creature desperately needed their help. So, they stopped what they were doing in order to figure out what they could and should do. First, one of them gently cleaned the kitten as best they could. With so much mud coated onto their fur, getting them entirely clean could not have been easy. Still, they stay determined. Catch a glimpse of their rescue mission by clicking on this link! @ethanharris350 We are all “big tough blue collar guys”…. Until a baby needs help. Found this little one on site covered in thick mud. Was taken to the vet and is doing good. #kitten #catrescue #bluecollar #catdistributionsystem ♬ original sound – Ethan For a minute there, this sweet kitten is concerningly quiet. But soon enough, they start making the sweetest little noises. This seems to coincide with the worker clearing mud out of their eyes, allowing them to see better. “We are all ‘big tough blue collar guys'” Ethan notes in the caption of his video, “…. Until a baby needs help.” When Blue Collar Works Stumble Across a Muddy Kitten, They Don’t Hesitate to Help TikTok “Omg that baby looks so much better it makes me wanna cry,” someone shares in the comments. “I hope he never feels fear like that again.” Soon after they discovered the kitten, they were taken to a local vet — but that is not the best part! According to a comment Ethan left on his own video, his friend Jacob was able to find her a good home. Talk about a happy ending to what could have been a tragic story! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post “Big Tough Blue Collar Guys” Gently Pat Down Mud-Coated Kitten Rescued From Job Site appeared first on InspireMore.

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This is Luca Arpin, better known to his neighbors as “Poopa Scoopa Luca.“ His moniker is well-earned, as the 6-year-old styled himself the neighborhood’s #1 number to call for cleaning up after dogs and cats. “People hate picking up dog poop,” said the first-grader from Warwick, Mass. Speaking with WJAR, Arpin said he has an […] The post Torn Between Volunteering and Dream of Adopting a Cat, 6-year-old Starts Poop Scooping Business appeared first on Good News Network.

News What We Do in the Shadows Trailer for the Final Season of What We Do in the Shadows Involves Corporate-Speak, Jerk-Off Machines, and Richard Nixon What is a vampire time of the month, anyway? By Molly Templeton | Published on October 4, 2024 Screenshot: FX Comment 0 Share New Share Screenshot: FX This trailer has more solid jokes than many full-fledged episodes of television. It starts with an anal speculum and ends with a raccoon-powered jerk-off machine, and in between those things expands to cover corporate life, Richard Nixon, and an astonishing ignorance of Frankenstein. In short, those of us who are behind on What We Do in the Shadows have clearly been missing out. The sixth and final season, which begins later this month, finds the gang finally waking up their old roommate Jerry (Mike O’Brien), who they accidentally let sleep for 50 years. It is not in fact 1996; sorry, Jerry. This gives everyone a bit of a complex about what they have or have not accomplished in the last 50 years, which, let’s be honest, seems like not all that many years if you’re a vampire. If you’re immortal, isn’t fifty years like the equivalent of a six-month low spell for us humans? But it is quite relatable that even those with an endless existence can suffer an existential crisis. “What is our dark purpose?” is a question I may begin to regularly ask myself. Meanwhile, Nadja (Natasia Demetriou) is quite busy learning the dark arts of corporate America—with many affiliated acronyms—while Laszlo (Matt Berry) tries to Frankenstein a “lifeless vessel,” and Colin Robinson (Mark Proksch) sleep-hypnotizes Nandor (Kayvan Novak) into Richard Nixon. It seems like they’re keeping quite busy, actually. What We Do in the Shadows has a three-episode premiere October 21st on FX. Episodes stream on Hulu the next day.[end-mark] The post Trailer for the Final Season of <i>What We Do in the Shadows</i> Involves Corporate-Speak, Jerk-Off Machines, and Richard Nixon appeared first on Reactor.