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Denny Smith discusses online learning versus professional trade costs

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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.

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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.

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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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