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what business should you start?

Using a 19 year old in Tuscaloosa as the example, argues local trades like plumbing or power washing aren't the opportunity, selling AI phone-answering to local businesses for a fraction of what they pay a receptionist is.

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  • >> I don't like I got like Maddox who's on my team is from a smaller county than that from like Little Rock, Arkansas.

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  1. 0:00
    Abschnitt 1 Say there's someone watching this episode right now in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, right, for example.
  2. 0:29
    Abschnitt 2 >> I don't like I got like Maddox who's on my team is from a smaller county than that from like Little Rock, Arkansas.
  3. 0:56
    Abschnitt 3 like he absolutely can do that.

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Locally archived YouTube transcript with timecodes. Speakers are assigned heuristically and may be corrected editorially.

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0:00Say there's someone watching this episode right now in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, right, for example. What industries do you see right now or what places do you see right now that they could break into to start businesses that actually could be successful? >> Well, I mean, I think there's pretty obvious ones for just like AI enablement for like >> Yeah. So, he's in Tuscaloosa, man. Like, >> no, I know. But he's like he's like 19 years old. He just left Walmart and he's like, "All right, so I can start I can do plumbing. I can do power washing. I can do AI enablement." Like he's not going to do AI enablement.

0:29>> I don't like I got like Maddox who's on my team is from a smaller county than that from like Little Rock, Arkansas. >> No, I'm not. I'm not. >> No, my point is this is like dude, the internet's [music] the internet. Like that kid can watch YouTube for free just like anybody else can and can learn how to use make.com and n and do [music] whatever the hell they want. And they can go to the local plumber in Tuscaloosa and be like, "Hey, instead of having this girl who you pay $1,500 a month to answer your phones, I can have an AI do it for $200 a month and he [music] can do that to a hundred different places in his local town."

0:56like he absolutely can do that.