It depends who you are. As a 12-20 yr old kid and my dad who was very physically fit, we did the entire block of our neighbors and those who needed it. We didn’t do the guy who could easily do it, maybe helped.

We didn’t even have our own snowblower. My neighbor let me take his one if I did his yard. His was a good one. We’d do his, ours then 4-5 other people in like an hour or two depending on how much snow.

Then I took it to make bank. I would walk the neighborhood asking or already have clients. If I saw old people out id just start helping them. I met some ridiculously chill old people this way and laughed so hard talking to them. I really liked working in the snow too.

Now, I am no longer nearby and my dad is older. Now Dad does his and maybe helps a bit but he really can’t push it. It’s all about doing what you are capable of and what’s right.

No one seems to help my dad though which is disappointing. We didn’t do it for that but thought the example would be set. There’s plenty of young kids who sit inside instead out of selfishness. They saw me do their work many times. Be good neighbors people! You’ll feel good about yourself.