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But a big problem came to light in the process.
Namely, many people, both younger and older, found out they didn't know how to do a lot of things.
Some were as simple as how to tie a tie, how to put together and start a grill, to going big and attempting to build a rollercoaster for their kids.
Well, one dad, who said his father left when he was a 12-year-old came to the rescue and started a YouTube channel, "Dad, How Do I?"
It shows how to handle all those projects -- and more.
Rob Kenney, the Kent, Washington dad behind the channel, had originally started making the videos to help his daughter when he realized there were probably a lot of other people who need guidance.
He was right. As of Father's Day morning on Sunday, June 21, the channel has 2.3-plus million followers.
Earlier this month, Lowe’s associates got word of Kenney and his efforts and showed up at his house with a few of his favorites: a truck bed full of tools.
“Lowe’s is just incredible," Kenney laughed. "With this surprise, they just showed up on my doorstep. I’m speechless.”
These tools will help keep Kenney DIYing, sharing, and teaching others, the company said.
“I’m glad I’m able to help people on a lot bigger scale than I ever imagined," Kenney said. "I’m honored and humbled.”
Visit the YouTube channel here.
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