🚨 NEW WORLD RECORD! 🇲🇽🔥
Mexican strongman Raul Flores has shattered the deadlift world record with an insane 511kg (1,126.6 lbs) lift!
He surpasses Hafþór Björnsson’s 510kg record set in 2025.
THE NEW KING OF THE DEADLIFT!
🎥 via @GiantsLiveWSM
Having the next Army Secretary be a guy who was previously a volunteer for Israel's army seems slightly less than America First. But hey, I'm just an idiot who still thinks it's wrong for the Trump admin to protect the Epstein Criminals.
🚨WOW!!!
A foster mom caring for THREE special-needs kids couldn't afford the parts to fix her van's broken AC.
So a total stranger bought the parts himself, fixed it for free, and had it running before she got there.
When she reached in and felt cold air for the first time… she broke down crying. ❤️
The strangers name is Michael Kuba.
And that story? It's just one of thousands.
About 11 years ago, Michael's own van AC died and the car shop quoted him almost $4,000.
He had 3 little kids crying in the back seat in the Arizona heat… and no way to pay it.
So he did the only thing he could do.
He bought some tools. Watched YouTube. And through pure trial and error, he taught himself to fix it.
Then he had a thought: how many other families are stuck in this exact spot?
That was the birth of The Junkie Garage, a nonprofit in Glendale, Arizona.
The rules are almost unbelievable.
No income checks.
No paperwork.
No questions about your money or your past.
You bring the parts. Y
ou donate whatever you can afford for the labor.
That's it.
"I don't ask you for your income. I don't ask you who you are, where you came from, or anything like that. I just wanna help people get their cars working right."
An AC job that runs $2,000 to $4,000 at a normal shop? His average customer pays less than $300, donations included.
...but Michael doesn't do it alone.
His son Matthew has been right there beside him, wrench in hand, since he was EIGHT years old.
He's a teenager now, and he's still there every week, fixing cars for strangers in his community.
"It's an amazing bonding experience, and it gives me an opportunity most kids don't get."
A dad teaching his boy how to fix an alternator… and how to be a man.
Michael puts it like this:
"You haven't lived until you've done something for someone that can never repay you."
He's got dreams of a bigger shop, more volunteers, more cars, more families kept on the road to work and school and church.
"If you have the ability to help people, just do it."
GOD BLESS Michael and Matthew Kuba. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸