Wayne, you should check out the Heavy Ape course. Also, we are about to release a new interview on our other channel @SweatVenture, with a guy who switched from truck driving to a profitable tree removal company.

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Thanks for your input, TJ. What do you think you're going to do after truck driving?

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Spot on advice👍

Great input. Thanks for sharing.

Where are these guys in central Ohio?

Non-compete clauses can definitely complicate things! It's often used to prevent conflicts of interest or protect sensitive information, but it can be frustrating when it feels like it’s affecting team dynamics.

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There are plenty of contractors who start with nothing and do very well.

Not in all cases, and quality likely isn't as good.

No, haha, that is Troy our good buddy.

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Why?

There are many reasons NOT to do that.

Gravel is pretty heavy and big for the price of it . A whole truck load wouldn’t cost more than 1,000$

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I would 100% recommended the Heavy Ape course. It discusses marketing, hiring employees, managing money, etc. Good luck!

Maybe our channel isn't for you. We tend to make documentary-style videos that require your attention. We put a lot of time, resources, and effort into our videos, and aren't (ever) interested in producing quick videos that get pumped out like most influencers out there.

Your long form content is appreciated. Some informative videos out there are full of unnecessary fluff and this was not one of them. I can appreciate every detail and that I’ve found great info in one place. THANKS!

For concrete crushing Rubble Master and Eagle Crusher are likely your go-tos.

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Considering the state of the country, I agree. The question is, will most younger people WANT to do these trade jobs. IMO, more-and-more will each year once they realize they can make solid money and the government won't take care of them like they think, i.e. get everything for free without doing any work.

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Nah, most kids these days want to be ticktock stars or KZfaq celebs. They want to hang out on a screen. Most people these days don’t know what real work or labor is.

@@arianewell6252 maybe your right, hard work may be over. But I guess then the next generation has no right to complain about affordable housing. Someone has to lift the hammer or nothing will be done. The real problem is we don't reward the hard working class anymore we treat them like disposable things. Our nations were built on strong hard working people not virtual signalling irrelevant youtubers (not to be too critical some youtubers work exceptional hard). I for one think working smarter is the primary concern of business but we can't leave behind the labouring jobs. I bricky and carpenter should get as much respect as a doctor if they commit their lives to the profession.

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A tradesman is a skilled worker who specializes in a particular craft or trade, such as plumbing, carpentry, electrical work, etc. (like mentioned in this video)

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A cable technician installs, maintains, and repairs cable systems, mostly for television and internet services. This is done for optimal signal quality and troubleshooting any connectivity issues for customers.

Yes, also you should check out our other channel, @SweatVenture, where we have in-person interviews with successful trade business owners.

If you are willing to take the time to be trained properly, you can make $80+ per hour. It's a great career for sure.

Union electricians make $33-36 in Oklahoma and Texas. All in Package is around low to mid $40

A welder performs tasks such as joining metal parts in construction projects, repairing damaged metal structures, crafting automotive components, working on pipelines, and creating custom metal fabrications like gates or sculptures. Their roles span industries from aerospace to underwater infrastructure.

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There is definitely some truth to that. With a junk removal business, it's much easier to get and keep employees, compared to some other trade businesses that require training for each employee.

Some trade jobs that require the least amount of training include basic laborer, helper positions in various trades, landscaping worker, and house painter.

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It's an excellent way to make money and be independent as well. Check out our other channel, @SweatVenture, where we are about to release a box truck business video.

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Exactly

Yup. All jobs in the last 5 years or so went to illegals and other foreigners while native born Americans have steadily lost work.

Foreigners can’t steel these jobs, they ether don’t have all the papers or knowledge to do these type of work. And when they work illegally they are underpaid and do the dirty thing that nobody wants to do.

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This seems to be the case with most institutions these days. Sad.

Gatekeepers. I appreciate what unions have done for worker conditions but I'm not up for gatekeeping. And, I meet former union workers but never anyone retired from the union. If it's so desirable then why's everyone on the sidelines calling halls?

@@adamc3077 im a retired union millwright