Hey @JuddAlbring I would love if you did a video on careers or types of work that you can do from home in the evenings and weekends to supplement your income.
How about a simple parking lot litter cleanup service? It's not sexy but is almost as easy as going for a walk! The work is done on-foot with simple hand tools. You're contracted by property management companies to maintain their commercial properties litter free. Hey - people litter. They always have and always will. Fortunes are being made by ordinary people willing to clean up after others. I started this as a side gig in 1981 and grew it into a six-figure business of 40+ years.
I started beekeeping as a hobby for relaxation. Ended up selling honey, selling wax, selling bees, and trapping bees out of peoples homes. Turned into a lot of work.
TRUE STORY: Billionaire came to our church. Said clean windows on a few houses for free in a neighborhood. Then start charging for your service, talking about referrals of houses already done. Your business has started.
@@scarsparadise9312 basically clean windows on a couple houses for free. When folks see you cleaning; they’ll want theirs done and that’s when you charge. The free homes help you get word of mouth business
Problem of many side hustles servicing commercial property is they want you bonded and insured, which means cash reserves available and initial start up costs; then there's tax questions of sole proprietorship, or DBA's or LLC's. Or you could just take your chances and ignore the 1099's flowing in. Honestly the best side hustles are between you and another individual, off the books and in cash. General yard work, labor, moving stuff. Concentrate on established neighborhoods with older populations, offer general labor services, do a good job and ask clients to tell the neighbors. I've become the trusted go-to guy for dozens of clients needing trash clean up, a handyman, car washing, etc. For anything they're no longer able to do, a trusted helper is worth gold.
Man I love this channel, I've been binge watching all week, there is no excuse not to be making money in America. They don't call it the land of opportunity for nothing.
Unlimited ways to make money, my problem is the government wants most of it 😏 I need to learn how to be self employed, how to keep track of tax deductions and paying in….I’d rather do the physical work not the paperwork but I have to learn it !!!
My granddad had a wet stone to sharpen knives. His pocket knife could split hairs. He also owned a grocery store with real butchers. Very important these knives were kept extra sharp for the large slabs of beef.
There's a guy at the farmer's market that does this. Worth every penny. I tell him I'm going to walk around and to take his time. I had an old Sabatier that I could never get sharp. Now I love using it.
Yeah, I was going to start a mobile detail business too but after doing some research, I realize that a lot of people are just hard to please and people will blame you for damage that was already on the vehicle! It’s a lot that comes with mobile detailing
I’ve been able to avoid this problem for a couple of years by giving a detailed description of what I’m doing and doing a walk around of the customers car with them to assess any damage that’s already there. A lot of the time the customer didn’t know that it was there and has led to them paying extra to get it fixed. I also have a camera running the whole time I’m detailing for some extra security.
You can also unwittingly damage a car, or uncover damage you didn’t know existed. The best customers for a startup would be dealers as they often just want it clean enough to sell.
A few times in my life I worked through temporary agencies when my regular work was not happening. Discovered that if you don't show up hungover, work hard and are willing to work every day it did not take long for more permanent offers of work to happen. Money is barely survivable but opportunites appear.
Shear sharpening for professional shears. It is hard to find people to sharp stylist shears. Most of the time stylist have to send them off in the mail.
The run-off from Power/Pressure Washing can be strickly regulated in your community and may require a license. Be careful as the fines for uncontrolled run-off are very high.
Me and my wife started house cleaning for extra cash years ago by handing out flyers.. Then added on windows, carpets and commercial cleans. So many things you can do with cleaning. The c thing was nothing but a boom for us. As you grow reinvest in better equipment which makes your life easier and increases opportunity's We started with a cheap vacuum and now have floor machines, orbiters etc.. This is a great video because people want things clean but do not want to do it sky is the limit on cleaning homes, driveways , windows whatever. They don't want to do it.
John, my wife and I started a commercial cleaning side hustle 15 years ago which turned into a full blown business. We have enjoyed steady high income for the last 12 years servicing commercial clients with standard cleaning, stripping and waxing floors, floor buffing, and carpet cleaning. There is plenty of work if a person is willing to work hard and hustle.
For mobile knife sharpening, learn to do hair clippers and scissors. Hit the hair salons. I was getting my hair cut the other day and a guy came in to do this, and he made $250 in about an hour.
I worked for a company before doing dog poop removal it’s very easy just have to be aware of snakes in the some people backyards especially the ones with high grass but this is definitely a very big profitable business cause a lot of people don’t like to clean up after their pets
Worked in a car museum....hired a professional detailer ....had a cart with polishes for different types of paint, clay bars and waxes...wire wheel experience, interior experience .. cars were concourse ready when he finished. ( 3-4 hours per car..) Made very good money... Also detailed cars for Hollywood Celebs on the day of a movie premiere.....a spotless expensive car in front of thousands of people is status ...to arrive .. get out and walk into the theater. ...
That’s incredible! Good for you. I’m 50 and just getting back into sailing after a 20 year hiatus. I don’t own a boat but was going to take courses to rebuild my skills and eventually buy a boat and just sail as much as I can before I retire, at which time I intend to sail full time. I’ve also thought about creating a UA-cam channel documenting my travels on cruises and provide video reviews of my experiences. I’ve recently gotten bit by the cruise bug and think I have a good shot at making videos of my travels. I’ve never made videos or had a YT channel but I’m hoping to do so when I head out on a cruise in November. Wish you well in your endeavors.
You said in your video that gutter cleaning can be an add on service to a person's existing business. Do you think gutter cleaning will work out better as an add on service of an existing business... as opposed to being a business by itself?
when i had my window cleaning business I would always check their gutters and if they needed cleaning Id offer it as an add on or "up sell". depending on where you live it can be a great business on its own. I just used a leaf blower to clean gutters then id rake it up and throw in trash.
My father and I do Lawncare and Landscaping but when work slows down in the fall and winter we pick up leaves and clean gutters. I think it is better as an add on service.
Yeah, residential is a pass. But if you go around and hit up restaurant kitchens early before they start their prep for the day, form a good relationship with the head chef/kitchen manager, it can become a regular route.
@nicoleallen9221 I can't imagine someone asking you to sharpen their butterfly knife or shiv, or neighbors fighting over who gets to have their knives sharpen first. 🤣 @djlespommes that's a great strategy!
@@frederickjefferson2289I worked in landscaping and as an arborist for some time - and I'd rather climb through a tree all day with a rope than standing on a ladder. Ladders are dangerous, definitely!
Drug lives in a fantasy world. Power washing a house isn't a side hustle, you can easily ruin people's homes, different exterior finishes and materials required different cleaning procedures
Power washing homes is indeed science if you are trying to kill black mold without damaging homes or killing grass. A lot can go wrong if due diligence isn’t exercised
Been debating buying a hot water pressure washer and going after small commercial properties, the contract for having a decent job and making it has been broken making me just want to do things on my own having a plumbing ticket can use as well
I agree we all have to suffer from increasingly worthless currency because the parasite class of bankers, billionaires, politicians etc wants all the wealth and they don't want to do any work.
Agree….you work your rear off and the government takes most of it ! I’m hoping to learn how to use tax laws to my benefit but I’m not a business minded person so that’s the hard part ! My elderly neighbor has a new hot water pressure washer he has never used, he says it’s really heavy but it’s on wheels 🤷🏼♀️ I’m going to muster up the courage to ask if he wants to sell it !
@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123 I'm wondering if they are manageable to haul in and out of the back of a truck with a ramp, come new year I will call the easy kleen dealership and ask some questions
Glad to finally see a video that’s not bullshit I’m not afraid of work I just don’t want to be a wage slave my whole life and live a super unfulfilling life
This isn't very typical, but don't ever wind up in a situation like me. I've worked in logging for 15 years. While I do like most aspects of the actual work, I have very little home time and some very looooong commutes. I have very little time to apply to jobs and talk to potential employers, and no cell service all day complicates this bigtime. I leave long before businesses are open and get home after they close. I have no personal connections to help me get a job either. Had a long seasonal layoff last winter where I applied to lots of different jobs, but was unable to get hired at any job I tried. Instead I wound up going into debt using my credit card to pay bills. I don't know how the hell I'm supposed to get out of this situation if no one ever wants to hire me. I'd like to work for myself, but again I have no real connections to help me get started, and I have no real work skills outside my industry.
@@yearginclarkeKeep applying as much as you can. It’s a numbers game. Don’t be discouraged. Make sure your resume looks decent and makes sense for whatever field your applying for. Logistical and security jobs seem to be my go to. Pretty fast to get into.
Hi Judd Really enjoyed this video. Some great ideas to try come Spring. I have a driveway full of snow right now here in Manitoba. But I want to try a dirty job side hustle now to supplement my gov pension. Do you have any suggestions, like in 0:02 this video, for winter time outdoor side hustles? Thank you Steve (67yrs), Manitoba
I’m in Ste Anne MB. It seems that most of the UA-cam biz ideas presented are mostly about selling courses or more often affiliate links. Are there really no other potential winter time money earners aside from snow removal or traditional part time jobs? Steve
Just something to think about from a lousy experience I had. That sleeping bag' (mylar bivy) doesn't breathe if it's like the ones I've used. I would encouraget you make it a point to sleep in it on a cool night. I got warm, then wet because it doesnt breathe, then got chilled and cold again when I opened it to get some air because of the wet. If you have had other results discount what I said, but I had terrible luck with the one I had. Sol makes a breathable bivy that is awesome though. It breathes, is water resistant, and I even use it as a bivy over a sleeping bag on occasion.They are like 50 bucks but much more durable and reusable also. If you dont' want to spend that, the grabber type heavy duty mylar blankets seem much better also when I used it than the non breathable bivy because while it did hold in some heat, because it wasnt completely sealed I didnt get so damp and chilled.They are under 20 dollars. Anyway, just trying to be helpful If you havent tried it.The video was good, thanks for posting.
For doo care idea the dung can then be processed as a organic fertilizer. I clean my horse feilds and sell the dung for profits from very minimal work effort
Having proper drainage of the gutter can prevent water damage to the house including the foundation. Additionally proper maintenance can reduce the possibility of expensive plumbing service calls.
Thanks for sharing, however, there also will be companies or clients that are willing to pay for quality work, as going for low paid work can be risky quality wise.
Many niche markets. Think outside the box by asking yourself, "What do I hate to do?" Then apply that answer to others. Ask acquaintances at coffee shops, friends, neighbors, family, what tasks/chores they prefer not to do. You would be surprised what you'll hear them say. Stay motivated and stay devoted.
My friend is a window cleaner and he takes winter off work. He said he makes buck during the rest of the year...banks some money to cover his winter expenses and he's set. He keep a few regular jobs to keep him ticking over but generally has winter off LOL
Power washing machines aren't cheap now. It's highly recommended that you start out with a 4 thousand psi machine because anything under that number is less strong.
Hello Judd! Great Video and you earned you self a sub! Is there anyway you can show me the link to the stencil shop curb painting website? I was not able to find it in the description! Thanks!
I used brass stencils. I don't think you can charge 50 to 100 bucks, maybe $25 max. I did this for years when I was 14 years old and made more than my father. (That was 40 years ago)
The city where I live the city spray painted the address on the curbs in the late 90's. I had no idea that people would pay for it otherwise I would have been doing it myself in the suburbs.Brings back memories. Did any other cities or suburbs also paint a giant white circle in the middle of the street whenever there was a fire hydrant. So the firemen could spot them easily.
The trash can cleaning is a great side hustle. Not super hard to do with a pressure washer. But atleast in California it’s considered grey water. So if you’re caught letting it runoff it’s a big fine.
You shouldnt advise people to paint curbside numbers of addresses. I am aware by Code Enforcement it is the Cities responsibilities. And people should not charge because it’s not allowed in Coachella Ca. Please advise people to call their local Code Enforcement and City Ordinances.
I've found that decent hand held leaf blowers can be had used for very little money. It's almost impossible too abuse them through use so they are usually in good shape, if not pretty.
Painting parking lots may be a good one. Smaller (cheaper) places may hire a one or two person co. to freshen up their lines, handicap spaces and no parking areas.
My 10 and 13 yr old boys are looking for ideas to make some money. They're homeschooled with big financial savings goals, great worth ethic, and plenty of time on their hands. However, no one will hire them for fear of getting sued or because of their age. Still looking for great ideas for my boys.
Ever try toting a few 55gallon heavy duty trash bags around a neighborhood that could use a hand with sidewalk trash? Cans, cans and more cans… it adds up REAL fast, AND your target neighborhood will keep an eye out for you!
Combine power washing and window cleaning. get Real Estate agents or companies to pay you to first, power wash the cement, then wash the windows, you might get some lawn mowing as part of the deal, or work with someo0ne who already does that and work with R.E. and property management companies. get creative. maybe work with used RV lots and see what their level of interest is, once they see what you can do.
Right up to the 80's, there was an old man dragging along a metal sharpening machine...it was about the size of those carts on wheels that used to carry newspapers for the paper boy. He used to go around all the blocks of houses and rang a bell....like the ones they used in school ages ago when the teacher used it to call all the kids in from recess.
I recently quit my job, and I’m looking for a better money pay opportunity. This video is very helpful since I’ve considered myself becoming my own boss. I want to create some type of business either selling or helping. I’ve always loved working in the outdoors, and don’t seem to consider any of these jobs a problem. Worked at fast food for the beginning of high school, landscaping after and delivery much much after. Thank you for this video.
I'm going to start power washing at and campers because of where my land is. Atv trails in spring if the economy doesn't go to crap worse than what it is
James, I have a rv repair business in WI. I get quite a few people that ask me to wash there rv's. I don't wash them as is not part of my business model. I found that if you go to the owners of the campground and introduce yourself then ask them directly for permission to be on their property, you just moved to the head of the line. They will be your best promoter. Make sure your business cards are magnetic cards. Campers like to have that information handy and the put it on their stove top hood. I always love to walk into a customer's rv and seeing my card hanging on the fridge or stove hood. Also you will be dealing with alot of older people, don't be in a rush to hurry up and get out of there when your done, sit down and talk with them for a few minutes. These are the ones that will be passing your info out to all their friends and camp neighbors. Now a couple of no no's on power washing a rv. Never ever power wash the air conditioner fins on the bach side of ac unit. Don't blow water into the fridge exterior doors, take them off , lay them on a mat and wash them, water blown into the back of the can reack havoc on the control board, spray down ward when washing the water heater door and try not to blow to much water in the furnace exhaust holes. If your going to wash the rv roofs, which you should, use a low pressure power washer no more the 1200psi and don't get real close to the roof, you don't want to blow holes in the rubber roofs. Also use a roof conditioning soap (for rubber roofs) don't you use household dish soaps. I've seen Dawn mess up a roof coating. Dicor makes a good conditioning soap. Any was good luck on your adventure.
These are all great ideas, for sure. I find the unfortunate side of this is that in this economy, people are having to decide between gas, food, or paying rent. There really isnt any disposable money anymore. Unless you're hitting up a wealthy community. Being a realist, though these ar egreat ideas you can overlap another hustle with!
Thanks for sharing, yes the world we are in is totally different now, it's like adapt or go extinct, Good thing you are blessed, may more blessing come to you. 😊
Just went on a Bahama cruise and it was completely fully booked with people spending thousands of dollars for a week and every cruise before and everyone thereafter completely booked and yet I keep hearing 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck with credit card debt at all time record levels. Either Americans are just making things work or we are in a downward death spiral just waiting to hit bottom.
My friend my wife is drained, depressed, sad, crying every day. She is working remote customer service and has social anxiety. We don’t know what to do. 😢
Why are you asking him about your wife's problem? That is completely inappropriate. Maybe she needs professional help. I would be speaking to her MD for a referral to someone who is qualified to counsel patients with mental health issues.
Good afternoon, I say this with the utmost humility. I'm a witness. Have y'all considered calling on Lord Jesus Christ. He will give her peace, hope, and understanding with wisdom and so much more. She's being oppressed spiritually, only the Lord can remedy that. I'll pray that the Lord draws her to Him that she may see and that you may be blessed through her testimony also. He is the way, the truth and the life. Glory to God forever.
I had social anxiety for most of my life. But I found out social anxiety is just a symptom of the main problem... the main problem called "toxic shame". I did the proper work to heal may toxic shame and my social anxiety naturally disappeared. I can't explain everything in this one message, but I highly recommend for your wife to read the book: "Healing The Shame That Binds You (2005 Expanded and Updated Edition)", written by John Bradshaw. Also, here on UA-cam are videos of John Bradshaw about the same topic. John Bradshaw, as well as other sources about toxic shame (including the forum thread I mention below) has helped me tremendously. You can also do research from other sources. Toxic Shame is a condition many people don't know about but affects so many. As John Bradshaw says, "Its a soul murdering condition". Your wife can heal from it. I have, and she can too. By the way, toxic shame not only is the source of social anxiety, but also the source of many other emotional and psychological conditions. P.S. - There is a link to a fantastic thread at a SA forum about toxic shame, but we are not allowed to post links here. If I knew a way to get in touch with you (through email, PM, etc) then I would send you the link. Whatever the case, good luck and get the book I recommended - maybe at a library or purchase it somewhere.
I'm curious though after you power was a deck or fence won't it take days to dry? Perhaps if you live in a desert it dries quickly. I guess that's no big deal just come back another day
But these can be things you do on your own, start your own little business, work hard, be honest and watch your business grow ! Everyone deserves a second chance, you can do it !!!
Retail Arbitrage- selling and reselling on Facebook marketplace, EBay, Mercari, Amazon, Poshmark, etc, there is a convicted felon who has a YT channel that does retail arbitrage, sorry can’t remember name of channel.
There are plenty of companies that are willing to give felons a second chance. Ask your probation/parole officer for help in this. Also, many temp agencies are willing to help. It also gets easier over time. Simply be honest, show up on time, do the job that you are asked to do to the best of your ability, & be willing to adjust your schedule if needed. Generally, be the person that you would want to work next to.
I just charge service calls then over quote the job needed to be done. If they accept I make a ton, if they dont I made 35 bucks in 30 min finding out the problem. Im really good at figuring out house problems . But I do that part honestly. Once its past that point people become too much of a hassle to deal with.
Basic locksmith service. House and car lockouts. You can get leads by marketing services, and they split profits with you 50/50. All you need is a car lockout kit, drill, and basic picks. 200-300. You can learn everything you need to know in a day. Easily make 500 a day.
That's why most commercial properties and knowledgeable homeowners won't hire contractors who aren't bonded and insured. That requires cash reserves and overhead costs. The best hustled are general simple labor, between individuals and in cash. Like I posted in open comments, find an older neighborhood with an older population, do some yard work, wash a car, tighten a bolt, become a trusted face, ask them to spread the word. I've become the go-to guy in my community for simple tasks they can no longer do. Best part, tax man never sees me. Post on craigslist maybe. The work is out there.
I use to go door to door and spray paint curb addresses for homes. Charged $10 bucks a pop back in 2006 lol We we're living like kings.. (we thought at least)
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Judd, are there any remote jobs out there that I wouldn't need experience AND not dealing with customers, people? Like a data job?
I put that bookshelf behind you together for a client before haha
Hey @JuddAlbring I would love if you did a video on careers or types of work that you can do from home in the evenings and weekends to supplement your income.
My side hustle was making soap as a hobby. I'm making 1200 bars a week and still cant meet the local demand. It's turned into a full on job.
That's a good problem! 😊 More success to you!
Do you mind sharing how you make soap?
Where do you sell the soap?
@@Powerstroke431 Private contracts, and facebook market. Eventually I'll start an Amazon store.
I did this an made candles
How about a simple parking lot litter cleanup service? It's not sexy but is almost as easy as going for a walk! The work is done on-foot with simple hand tools. You're contracted by property management companies to maintain their commercial properties litter free. Hey - people litter. They always have and always will. Fortunes are being made by ordinary people willing to clean up after others. I started this as a side gig in 1981 and grew it into a six-figure business of 40+ years.
Awesome thanks for sharing! 😊
Thanks Judd. I sent you an email.@@JuddAlbring
How do you charge ?
You bill your clients the same monthly price based on $30-$50/hour.@@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123
How do you charge
I started beekeeping as a hobby for relaxation. Ended up selling honey, selling wax, selling bees, and trapping bees out of peoples homes. Turned into a lot of work.
Got deep into that rabbit hole. 🤣👍That is awesome! I wish you more success and at the same time it doesn't kill your love for the hobby.
you're just a hustler I respect it, honest smart nerves of steel hard work
TRUE STORY: Billionaire came to our church. Said clean windows on a few houses for free in a neighborhood. Then start charging for your service, talking about referrals of houses already done. Your business has started.
That's brilliant! Thanks for sharing. 😊
Sorry, but I'm a bit confused by this paragraph. Can you please explain it in a different way? Thanks!
@@scarsparadise9312 basically clean windows on a couple houses for free. When folks see you cleaning; they’ll want theirs done and that’s when you charge. The free homes help you get word of mouth business
How was the confusing? @@scarsparadise9312
Problem of many side hustles servicing commercial property is they want you bonded and insured, which means cash reserves available and initial start up costs; then there's tax questions of sole proprietorship, or DBA's or LLC's. Or you could just take your chances and ignore the 1099's flowing in.
Honestly the best side hustles are between you and another individual, off the books and in cash. General yard work, labor, moving stuff. Concentrate on established neighborhoods with older populations, offer general labor services, do a good job and ask clients to tell the neighbors. I've become the trusted go-to guy for dozens of clients needing trash clean up, a handyman, car washing, etc. For anything they're no longer able to do, a trusted helper is worth gold.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing! 😊
Which is really gonna suck if they get rid of Cash and go to a digital money only system! I have a bad feeling it’s coming…
@@darlenemaple6462change your ways then
@@darlenemaple6462 it's coming! You can barter
Which is exactly the situation documentaries present where the rich homeowner gets merked by his hired help!
Man I love this channel, I've been binge watching all week, there is no excuse not to be making money in America. They don't call it the land of opportunity for nothing.
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still isnt the greatest country though
Unlimited ways to make money, my problem is the government wants most of it 😏
I need to learn how to be self employed, how to keep track of tax deductions and paying in….I’d rather do the physical work not the paperwork but I have to learn it !!!
They call it the land of opportunity because ZOG has an unlimited number of opportunities against the populace
My granddad had a wet stone to sharpen knives. His pocket knife could split hairs. He also owned a grocery store with real butchers. Very important these knives were kept extra sharp for the large slabs of beef.
Your grandad really know his stuff, thanks for sharing Claudia! 😊
He seems awesome
Great story to share.
There's a guy at the farmer's market that does this. Worth every penny. I tell him I'm going to walk around and to take his time. I had an old Sabatier that I could never get sharp. Now I love using it.
I sharpen shears and knives (mobile). Satisfying, and useful
Mobile car detailing is tough,alot of customers don't think you did a good enough job for the money. They try to stiff you.
Thanks for sharing Peter! 😊
Good money but like you said it’s always a issue no matter how detailed you are lol
Yeah, I was going to start a mobile detail business too but after doing some research, I realize that a lot of people are just hard to please and people will blame you for damage that was already on the vehicle! It’s a lot that comes with mobile detailing
I’ve been able to avoid this problem for a couple of years by giving a detailed description of what I’m doing and doing a walk around of the customers car with them to assess any damage that’s already there. A lot of the time the customer didn’t know that it was there and has led to them paying extra to get it fixed. I also have a camera running the whole time I’m detailing for some extra security.
You can also unwittingly damage a car, or uncover damage you didn’t know existed. The best customers for a startup would be dealers as they often just want it clean enough to sell.
A few times in my life I worked through temporary agencies when my regular work was not happening. Discovered that if you don't show up hungover, work hard and are willing to work every day it did not take long for more permanent offers of work to happen. Money is barely survivable but opportunites appear.
That is awesome, thank you for sharing Chris! 😊
We loved the knife sharpener man he had a cart on wheels with a bell that rang as he went down the street. Very cool side hustle
Awesome! thanks for sharing Reagan! 😊
Shear sharpening for professional shears. It is hard to find people to sharp stylist shears. Most of the time stylist have to send them off in the mail.
Thanks for sharing, I'll be uploading various opportunities every now and then, hope you land a good one soon! 😊
Windows = nursing home 150 windows $5 × 150 = 750 a day
kindly explain to me hahah because I don't understand
@@ManuelHernandez-rp7qbcleaning a nursing homes windows, $5 per window and 150 windows which will equal $750 for that window cleaning job :)
usually i would charge 10$ a window back in 05
Nursing homes have maintenance employees who wash windows
@@GODHATESADOPTIONI charged $25 all day
Thank you. I am 68 but this looks like stuff I can do in between medical treatments. Will take some preparation but most success in life does.
Thanks for sharing Namaegaaru, I wish you success and good health. 😊
The run-off from Power/Pressure Washing can be strickly regulated in your community and may require a license. Be careful as the fines for uncontrolled run-off are very high.
That's awesome advice Tony, especially for areas where there rules are more stringent. 😊👍
Where would this apply? And what type of licensing?
@@mac6417nowhere
Possibly some specific hazmat licenses
Definitely causes the end of the world. Ask any DEM.
Me and my wife started house cleaning for extra cash years ago by handing out flyers.. Then added on windows, carpets and commercial cleans. So many things you can do with cleaning. The c thing was nothing but a boom for us. As you grow reinvest in better equipment which makes your life easier and increases opportunity's We started with a cheap vacuum and now have floor machines, orbiters etc.. This is a great video because people want things clean but do not want to do it sky is the limit on cleaning homes, driveways , windows whatever. They don't want to do it.
That's inspirational, thank you for sharing John, and wish you more success for you and your business. 😊
John, my wife and I started a commercial cleaning side hustle 15 years ago which turned into a full blown business. We have enjoyed steady high income for the last 12 years servicing commercial clients with standard cleaning, stripping and waxing floors, floor buffing, and carpet cleaning. There is plenty of work if a person is willing to work hard and hustle.
For mobile knife sharpening, learn to do hair clippers and scissors. Hit the hair salons. I was getting my hair cut the other day and a guy came in to do this, and he made $250 in about an hour.
That's a great idea! Thanks for sharing. 😊
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Change air filters on cars you can charge 50 plus dollars for that service
Thanks for sharing. 😊
How do I get started with this?
I'd like to start doing this
Did you try, and how did it go?
I tried a while back with filters but not much traction. I guess people don't care about cabin filters.
Note, you have to have a permit from the city to spray paint numbers on the street.
Thanks for sharing
Ofc you fucking do
Can’t even do that without a permit
I worked for a company before doing dog poop removal it’s very easy just have to be aware of snakes in the some people backyards especially the ones with high grass but this is definitely a very big profitable business cause a lot of people don’t like to clean up after their pets
Thanks for sharing Spartan! 😊
Best way to get clients?
Resealed driveways when I was younger pay was good...
Thanks for sharing Steve! 😊
If you love dogs you can be the neighborhoods Dog Walker / Dog Sitter few hours per day.
Thanks for sharing! 😊
Worked in a car museum....hired a professional detailer ....had a cart with polishes for different types of paint, clay bars and waxes...wire wheel experience, interior experience .. cars were concourse ready when he finished. ( 3-4 hours per car..) Made very good money... Also detailed cars for Hollywood Celebs on the day of a movie premiere.....a spotless expensive car in front of thousands of people is status ...to arrive .. get out and walk into the theater. ...
That is awesome Bruce! I bet you had fun with it as well, Wish you more success! 😊
I bought a sailboat and started full time traveling making UA-cam videos.
lol cool...
Awesome! Wish you all the success! 😊
That’s incredible! Good for you. I’m 50 and just getting back into sailing after a 20 year hiatus. I don’t own a boat but was going to take courses to rebuild my skills and eventually buy a boat and just sail as much as I can before I retire, at which time I intend to sail full time. I’ve also thought about creating a UA-cam channel documenting my travels on cruises and provide video reviews of my experiences. I’ve recently gotten bit by the cruise bug and think I have a good shot at making videos of my travels. I’ve never made videos or had a YT channel but I’m hoping to do so when I head out on a cruise in November. Wish you well in your endeavors.
Not financially stable.
It’s certainly a dream though!🤘
@@DrewHarrelson-p8w been working for me
Lot's of great advice gathered together here, thanks for doing this.
Glad you enjoyed it Brian! 😊
Probably the best side hustle ideas video I’ve watched all the other ones are full of crap and a waste of time. Well done!
Thanks a million that means a lot!
You said in your video that gutter cleaning can be an add on service to a person's existing business. Do you think gutter cleaning will work out better as an add on service of an existing business... as opposed to being a business by itself?
when i had my window cleaning business I would always check their gutters and if they needed cleaning Id offer it as an add on or "up sell". depending on where you live it can be a great business on its own. I just used a leaf blower to clean gutters then id rake it up and throw in trash.
My father and I do Lawncare and Landscaping but when work slows down in the fall and winter we pick up leaves and clean gutters. I think it is better as an add on service.
Crazy as folks are now days I'm not driving to no ones house to sharpen knives 😂😂😂Thanks for the info tho
Yeah, residential is a pass. But if you go around and hit up restaurant kitchens early before they start their prep for the day, form a good relationship with the head chef/kitchen manager, it can become a regular route.
@nicoleallen9221 I can't imagine someone asking you to sharpen their butterfly knife or shiv, or neighbors fighting over who gets to have their knives sharpen first. 🤣 @djlespommes that's a great strategy!
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Yeah, your next call could be Dexter 😂
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using a power washer while on a ladder, scares me. Great advise though, thanks ;)
i agree...not a fan of power washer on a ladder
Ladders themselves scare me (being on one).
@@frederickjefferson2289I worked in landscaping and as an arborist for some time - and I'd rather climb through a tree all day with a rope than standing on a ladder. Ladders are dangerous, definitely!
I did powerwashing. The germ-factor is really HIGH. I get sick from it. AND it’s cold in northern states.
I've never been a fan of heights myself.
“Cut that time in half.” I see what you did there.
Drug lives in a fantasy world. Power washing a house isn't a side hustle, you can easily ruin people's homes, different exterior finishes and materials required different cleaning procedures
Thanks for sharing Tom. 😊
Plus,messing up window screens and chipping paint from strong PSI's
Power washing homes is indeed science if you are trying to kill black mold without damaging homes or killing grass. A lot can go wrong if due diligence isn’t exercised
That is why I use a softwash system!
@joshuahilinski4147 how does it work?
This is an awesome video. You are helping so many people! This is exactly what a lot of future new business owners are looking for. Thanks so much!
I appreciate that Shae! 😊
Been debating buying a hot water pressure washer and going after small commercial properties, the contract for having a decent job and making it has been broken making me just want to do things on my own having a plumbing ticket can use as well
Wish you all the success Moonmaster! 😊
I agree we all have to suffer from increasingly worthless currency because the parasite class of bankers, billionaires, politicians etc wants all the wealth and they don't want to do any work.
Agree….you work your rear off and the government takes most of it ! I’m hoping to learn how to use tax laws to my benefit but I’m not a business minded person so that’s the hard part !
My elderly neighbor has a new hot water pressure washer he has never used, he says it’s really heavy but it’s on wheels 🤷🏼♀️ I’m going to muster up the courage to ask if he wants to sell it !
@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123 I'm wondering if they are manageable to haul in and out of the back of a truck with a ramp, come new year I will call the easy kleen dealership and ask some questions
I watch a considerable amount of TV as my side hustle. Unfortunately I don't make much from it but hey, doesn't hurt to hope!
There are videos in my channel about opportunities that lets you work from anywhere. Hope you land a good one soon! 😊
Glad to finally see a video that’s not bullshit I’m not afraid of work I just don’t want to be a wage slave my whole life and live a super unfulfilling life
This isn't very typical, but don't ever wind up in a situation like me. I've worked in logging for 15 years. While I do like most aspects of the actual work, I have very little home time and some very looooong commutes. I have very little time to apply to jobs and talk to potential employers, and no cell service all day complicates this bigtime. I leave long before businesses are open and get home after they close. I have no personal connections to help me get a job either.
Had a long seasonal layoff last winter where I applied to lots of different jobs, but was unable to get hired at any job I tried. Instead I wound up going into debt using my credit card to pay bills. I don't know how the hell I'm supposed to get out of this situation if no one ever wants to hire me. I'd like to work for myself, but again I have no real connections to help me get started, and I have no real work skills outside my industry.
Thanks for sharing! 😊
@@yearginclarkeKeep applying as much as you can. It’s a numbers game. Don’t be discouraged. Make sure your resume looks decent and makes sense for whatever field your applying for. Logistical and security jobs seem to be my go to. Pretty fast to get into.
Excellent information. One question - I could not find the link for the article from the stencil shop you mentioned. Can you repost it? Thanks
Are permits needed to paint house numbers on curbs ?
Call your city management.
Hi Judd
Really enjoyed this video. Some great ideas to try come Spring. I have a driveway full of snow right now here in Manitoba. But I want to try a dirty job side hustle now to supplement my gov pension. Do you have any suggestions, like in 0:02 this video, for winter time outdoor side hustles?
Thank you
Steve (67yrs), Manitoba
I’m in northern Minnesota so winter side hustles is an interest for me too ! I do house cleaning but would like to expand :)
I’m in Ste Anne MB. It seems that most of the UA-cam biz ideas presented are mostly about selling courses or more often affiliate links.
Are there really no other potential winter time money earners aside from snow removal or traditional part time jobs? Steve
Thanks for sharing the links for how to start these businesses as well. Very helpful and not something most others do who have similar videos.
Glad it was helpful, Boomie! 😊
Just something to think about from a lousy experience I had. That sleeping bag' (mylar bivy) doesn't breathe if it's like the ones I've used. I would encouraget you make it a point to sleep in it on a cool night. I got warm, then wet because it doesnt breathe, then got chilled and cold again when I opened it to get some air because of the wet. If you have had other results discount what I said, but I had terrible luck with the one I had. Sol makes a breathable bivy that is awesome though. It breathes, is water resistant, and I even use it as a bivy over a sleeping bag on occasion.They are like 50 bucks but much more durable and reusable also. If you dont' want to spend that, the grabber type heavy duty mylar blankets seem much better also when I used it than the non breathable bivy because while it did hold in some heat, because it wasnt completely sealed I didnt get so damp and chilled.They are under 20 dollars. Anyway, just trying to be helpful If you havent tried it.The video was good, thanks for posting.
Thanks for sharing. 😊
For doo care idea the dung can then be processed as a organic fertilizer. I clean my horse feilds and sell the dung for profits from very minimal work effort
Oh wow great idea!
what’s a good pitch for gutter cleaning like what do i tell to them persuade them to let me do it like what’s the pros of it?
Not really entirely sure, but if you are very familiar with it you definitely will come up with something. 😊
Having proper drainage of the gutter can prevent water damage to the house including the foundation. Additionally proper maintenance can reduce the possibility of expensive plumbing service calls.
Google a sales pitch
The side hostels are good ideas. The problem is everybody!!!! is doing them in lowballing the service which makes the profits not worth it
Thanks for sharing, however, there also will be companies or clients that are willing to pay for quality work, as going for low paid work can be risky quality wise.
Many niche markets. Think outside the box by asking yourself, "What do I hate to do?" Then apply that answer to others. Ask acquaintances at coffee shops, friends, neighbors, family, what tasks/chores they prefer not to do. You would be surprised what you'll hear them say. Stay motivated and stay devoted.
My friend is a window cleaner and he takes winter off work. He said he makes buck during the rest of the year...banks some money to cover his winter expenses and he's set. He keep a few regular jobs to keep him ticking over but generally has winter off LOL
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing. 😊
Love the details for the side hustles like dollar per square foot, keep the quality content coming
Glad you liked it Jeff! 🙂
Power washing machines aren't cheap now. It's highly recommended that you start out with a 4 thousand psi machine because anything under that number is less strong.
Thanks for sharing, Ted!
Hello Judd! Great Video and you earned you self a sub! Is there anyway you can show me the link to the stencil shop curb painting website? I was not able to find it in the description! Thanks!
I used brass stencils. I don't think you can charge 50 to 100 bucks, maybe $25 max. I did this for years when I was 14 years old and made more than my father. (That was 40 years ago)
Would you need a license or permit for curb paiting?
The city where I live the city spray painted the address on the curbs in the late 90's. I had no idea that people would pay for it otherwise I would have been doing it myself in the suburbs.Brings back memories. Did any other cities or suburbs also paint a giant white circle in the middle of the street whenever there was a fire hydrant. So the firemen could spot them easily.
Thanks for sharing! 😊
Life threw my a fork in the road , you have no idea how much your video means. broke things down very well. thanks
I appreciate that Weston! 😊
The trash can cleaning is a great side hustle. Not super hard to do with a pressure washer. But atleast in California it’s considered grey water. So if you’re caught letting it runoff it’s a big fine.
Thanks for sharing, you may want to check directly with them about that. 😊
Which is why California looks like a dump already lol
Judd, you have a great way to engage with the audience! :)
Glad you think so! 😊👍
For power washing how to we get the water
In most cases it's from the homeowner.
You shouldnt advise people to paint curbside numbers of addresses. I am aware by Code Enforcement it is the Cities responsibilities. And people should not charge because it’s not allowed in Coachella Ca. Please advise people to call their local Code Enforcement and City Ordinances.
Thanks for sharing Marisela! 😊
Of course there's codes, you're in California 😂😂😂
well if the city did their job we wouldn't need to pay someone to do it would we?
Over regulated dumpster 🔥.
I've found that decent hand held leaf blowers can be had used for very little money. It's almost impossible too abuse them through use so they are usually in good shape, if not pretty.
Thanks for sharing Mike! 😊
Painting parking lots may be a good one. Smaller (cheaper) places may hire a one or two person co. to freshen up their lines, handicap spaces and no parking areas.
Thanks for sharing! 😊
Do you need a llc for these types of jobs ?
Also, some basic insurance in case of any mishap.
now see these are great ideas for people with little money to get started.
There are more updated opportunities you can check in my channel. 😊
I would use a leaf suckered. Which is attached to the back end of my electric leaf blower
I was thinking, “do they make a vacuum for gutters” ? Sure would save a lot of time cleaning up the ground !
Wish you more success Guys! 😊
My 10 and 13 yr old boys are looking for ideas to make some money. They're homeschooled with big financial savings goals, great worth ethic, and plenty of time on their hands. However, no one will hire them for fear of getting sued or because of their age. Still looking for great ideas for my boys.
They can work after school hours.
That's an awesome training you got, setting up a good mindset. 😊
Ever try toting a few 55gallon heavy duty trash bags around a neighborhood that could use a hand with sidewalk trash? Cans, cans and more cans… it adds up REAL fast, AND your target neighborhood will keep an eye out for you!
Thanks for sharing! 😊
Combine power washing and window cleaning. get Real Estate agents or companies to pay you to first, power wash the cement, then wash the windows, you might get some lawn mowing as part of the deal, or work with someo0ne who already does that and work with R.E. and property management companies. get creative. maybe work with used RV lots and see what their level of interest is, once they see what you can do.
Wow! Thanks for sharing Patriot! 😊
Way back in the 80’s we’d have a guy stop at our restaurant to sharpen knives once a week. Great side hustle.
Thanks for sharing! 😊
Right up to the 80's, there was an old man dragging along a metal sharpening machine...it was about the size of those carts on wheels that used to carry newspapers for the paper boy. He used to go around all the blocks of houses and rang a bell....like the ones they used in school ages ago when the teacher used it to call all the kids in from recess.
Thanks for sharing! 😊
I recently quit my job, and I’m looking for a better money pay opportunity. This video is very helpful since I’ve considered myself becoming my own boss. I want to create some type of business either selling or helping. I’ve always loved working in the outdoors, and don’t seem to consider any of these jobs a problem. Worked at fast food for the beginning of high school, landscaping after and delivery much much after.
Thank you for this video.
Thanks for sharing Diego, and wish you more success! 😊
Did you get something going?
Thank you ! By far this is the best service gig video I've ever seen.
Wow, thanks Glenn! 😊
Thank you so much for these recommendations. I will be reporting back in soon.
Wish you all the best Cheryl! 😊
would recommend putting it on 1.5 speed
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Ii put it on 2x the speed 🤪
I put most videos on 1.5 speed. It saves time. Or I will at the very least put videos on 1.25 speed. My time is valuable to me.
@@Quickdraw1111 js saying that this guys talking is slow no need to get incel-y
I'm going to start power washing at and campers because of where my land is. Atv trails in spring if the economy doesn't go to crap worse than what it is
Looking forward to you success James. 😊
James, I have a rv repair business in WI. I get quite a few people that ask me to wash there rv's. I don't wash them as is not part of my business model. I found that if you go to the owners of the campground and introduce yourself then ask them directly for permission to be on their property, you just moved to the head of the line. They will be your best promoter. Make sure your business cards are magnetic cards. Campers like to have that information handy and the put it on their stove top hood. I always love to walk into a customer's rv and seeing my card hanging on the fridge or stove hood.
Also you will be dealing with alot of older people, don't be in a rush to hurry up and get out of there when your done, sit down and talk with them for a few minutes. These are the ones that will be passing your info out to all their friends and camp neighbors.
Now a couple of no no's on power washing a rv. Never ever power wash the air conditioner fins on the bach side of ac unit. Don't blow water into the fridge exterior doors, take them off , lay them on a mat and wash them, water blown into the back of the can reack havoc on the control board, spray down ward when washing the water heater door and try not to blow to much water in the furnace exhaust holes.
If your going to wash the rv roofs, which you should, use a low pressure power washer no more the 1200psi and don't get real close to the roof, you don't want to blow holes in the rubber roofs. Also use a roof conditioning soap (for rubber roofs) don't you use household dish soaps. I've seen Dawn mess up a roof coating. Dicor makes a good conditioning soap.
Any was good luck on your adventure.
These are all great ideas, for sure. I find the unfortunate side of this is that in this economy, people are having to decide between gas, food, or paying rent. There really isnt any disposable money anymore.
Unless you're hitting up a wealthy community.
Being a realist, though these ar egreat ideas you can overlap another hustle with!
Thanks for sharing, yes the world we are in is totally different now, it's like adapt or go extinct, Good thing you are blessed, may more blessing come to you. 😊
I think that’s why it’s important to not price yourself out of business, just charge a reasonable rate so you can make a living.
Blessings
Just went on a Bahama cruise and it was completely fully booked with people spending thousands of dollars for a week and every cruise before and everyone thereafter completely booked and yet I keep hearing 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck with credit card debt at all time record levels. Either Americans are just making things work or we are in a downward death spiral just waiting to hit bottom.
My question bout the power washer where would you get the water from do you have to ask the customer to use their water
Most likely as as power washing requires lots of water. 😊
A tank on a trailer can be utilized on smaller projects.
My friend my wife is drained, depressed, sad, crying every day. She is working remote customer service and has social anxiety. We don’t know what to do. 😢
Why are you asking him about your wife's problem? That is completely inappropriate. Maybe she needs professional help. I would be speaking to her MD for a referral to someone who is qualified to counsel patients with mental health issues.
remote customer service :D
Hi Jon, Hulas is right, she may need professional help, Hope things will work out good for her and your whole family.
Good afternoon, I say this with the utmost humility. I'm a witness. Have y'all considered calling on Lord Jesus Christ. He will give her peace, hope, and understanding with wisdom and so much more. She's being oppressed spiritually, only the Lord can remedy that. I'll pray that the Lord draws her to Him that she may see and that you may be blessed through her testimony also. He is the way, the truth and the life. Glory to God forever.
I had social anxiety for most of my life. But I found out social anxiety is just a symptom of the main problem... the main problem called "toxic shame". I did the proper work to heal may toxic shame and my social anxiety naturally disappeared. I can't explain everything in this one message, but I highly recommend for your wife to read the book: "Healing The Shame That Binds You (2005 Expanded and Updated Edition)", written by John Bradshaw. Also, here on UA-cam are videos of John Bradshaw about the same topic. John Bradshaw, as well as other sources about toxic shame (including the forum thread I mention below) has helped me tremendously. You can also do research from other sources. Toxic Shame is a condition many people don't know about but affects so many. As John Bradshaw says, "Its a soul murdering condition". Your wife can heal from it. I have, and she can too. By the way, toxic shame not only is the source of social anxiety, but also the source of many other emotional and psychological conditions.
P.S. - There is a link to a fantastic thread at a SA forum about toxic shame, but we are not allowed to post links here. If I knew a way to get in touch with you (through email, PM, etc) then I would send you the link. Whatever the case, good luck and get the book I recommended - maybe at a library or purchase it somewhere.
If these worked so well, why did you drop them for other gigs? Why drop power washing to do windows and Uber?
Probably due to some of those gigs being seasonal?
@@TedH71 🤔 Makes me wonder.
If I get into this will there be someone to show me how to promote it?
Hi, there are lots market youtubers you can refer to for that. 😊
I've watched millions of these videos. This is first realistic videos I've seen.
Thank you, James! 😊
I'm curious though after you power was a deck or fence won't it take days to dry? Perhaps if you live in a desert it dries quickly. I guess that's no big deal just come back another day
Big box store power washers, especially an electric is going to cost you money in productivity.
Thanks for sharing! 😊
Sir can you a best paying jobs for felons??? Roughly 80 million Americans have criminal records and can not work at any of your suggested companies.
You have a point, I'll be adding more opportunities soon, and hope to find companies that will have considerations about that. 😊
But these can be things you do on your own, start your own little business, work hard, be honest and watch your business grow !
Everyone deserves a second chance, you can do it !!!
Why not? Is it illegal to knock on a door and ask to clean their deck or driveway if you are a convict?
Retail Arbitrage- selling and reselling on Facebook marketplace, EBay, Mercari, Amazon, Poshmark, etc, there is a convicted felon who has a YT channel that does retail arbitrage, sorry can’t remember name of channel.
There are plenty of companies that are willing to give felons a second chance. Ask your probation/parole officer for help in this. Also, many temp agencies are willing to help. It also gets easier over time. Simply be honest, show up on time, do the job that you are asked to do to the best of your ability, & be willing to adjust your schedule if needed. Generally, be the person that you would want to work next to.
I just charge service calls then over quote the job needed to be done.
If they accept I make a ton, if they dont I made 35 bucks in 30 min finding out the problem.
Im really good at figuring out house problems . But I do that part honestly. Once its past that point people become too much of a hassle to deal with.
Awesome tip, thanks for sharing Abigail! 😊
Some great ideas. Thank you for posting.
Glad you liked it! 😊
Where do i find good remote sales companies
There's a lot of sources, social media, word of mouth, freelance sites, there are several opportunities you can check in my channel. 😊
And the leaf blower blows the muck all over the house and gutters. Then you have to clean off the house and the ground, etc.
Thanks for sharing Tony!
THANK YOU. MY FRIEND. FOR SHRING THIS WITH THE COMMUNITY.....SALAM !!
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My pleasure 😊
Basic locksmith service. House and car lockouts. You can get leads by marketing services, and they split profits with you 50/50. All you need is a car lockout kit, drill, and basic picks. 200-300. You can learn everything you need to know in a day. Easily make 500 a day.
Thanks for sharing! 😊
I have a question. What if you are cleaning windows, for example, and you fell who would be liable?
That's why most commercial properties and knowledgeable homeowners won't hire contractors who aren't bonded and insured. That requires cash reserves and overhead costs. The best hustled are general simple labor, between individuals and in cash. Like I posted in open comments, find an older neighborhood with an older population, do some yard work, wash a car, tighten a bolt, become a trusted face, ask them to spread the word. I've become the go-to guy in my community for simple tasks they can no longer do. Best part, tax man never sees me. Post on craigslist maybe. The work is out there.
Thank you for sharing these excellent business ideas.
Glad you like them, Jack! There are more updated opportunities you could check in my channel. 😊
I want to know where he's getting all these prices from no way I can find a leaf blower for $30
Actually there is, you can look it up. 😊
It depends on the area you live in, how much the people care about quality of work... The more affluent area the harder these jobs are going to be...
Thank you for sharing Flack! 😊
Really how much money can you make in sharpening knives?
i have never heard of people actually sharpening knives
They do exist, maybe it's just not in your area. 😊
They are hard to find these days, that’s why it’s a good opportunity!
Now how do you advertise this to people ?
The lack of construction management and overall knowledge is very present. I can only imagine the runoff on your land
Thanks for sharing, there are more updated opportunities you can check in my channel. 😊
where to get customers. who would be into this ?
Hi Jay, there are many ways to market yourself, friends and family, flyers, calling cards, word of mouth, facebook, etc.
thank you sir. you are such an amazing and talented guy.
I appreciate that! 😊👍
I use to go door to door and spray paint curb addresses for homes. Charged $10 bucks a pop back in 2006 lol We we're living like kings.. (we thought at least)
Thanks for sharing! 😊
Thank you sir!
Any time Christian! 😊
This is such a great and practical video, I very rarely actually subscribe to channels but I just subbed to yours!
I appreciate that Clancy. 😊
U better have a truck to haul a ladder to clean windows and insurance in case someone try’s to sue you or argue over your work they may not like
Useful tip, thanks for sharing. 😊
What about some jobs for ladies?
Hi, I don't have something specific for that, however, there are opportunities you can check in my channel regardless of who you are.😊