Denny Smith discusses online learning versus professional trade costs
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What happened
Denny Smith discussed the concept of “YouTube University” during an interview on 93.1 WIBC. He noted that professional plumbers charge between $150 and $175 an hour just for a truck visit. Smith also pointed out that a service plumber in Fort Myers earned $250,000 last year rebuilding after hurricane damage.
From wibc.com
Why it matters
The discussion highlighted the high cost of professional repairs compared to the low cost of DIY knowledge found online. Smith noted that while a faucet cartridge might cost $25, a professional repair can run $200. The segment also detailed the high earning potential of skilled trades workers.
From wibc.com
Who's involved
- Denny SmithDiscussed the use of online knowledge versus professional trades.
- YouTubeThe video-sharing platform referenced for online repair knowledge.
- GoogleThe multinational technology company that owns YouTube.
- Alphabet Inc.The multinational technology conglomerate that owns YouTube.
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The entities involved
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YouTube
American video-sharing platform owned by Alphabet Inc.