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Chuck DeArruda
Chuck DeArruda
12/20/17 at 05:49 PM

Thanks Bryan for all the great training resources!

Raymond self
Raymond self
12/20/17 at 11:06 PM

Always something to learn

Wayne Eady
Wayne Eady
12/20/17 at 11:50 PM

Dude!! I could totally use some free stuff!!

Brandon Drake
Brandon Drake
12/21/17 at 12:43 AM

I started listening almost a year ago. Great content and lots of info gained. I love the ability to answer questions my other techs ask just with info I have learned by listening to you and the other guys with blue collar roots. And the daily tech tips get my apprentices talking and asking questions. Again thank you for everything you are doing!!!! Keep it up.

Robert
Robert
12/21/17 at 07:38 AM

Good info

Mike Mann
Mike Mann
12/21/17 at 08:13 AM

I entered my email, but haven’t gotten a confirmation message to complete my entry.

Paul Allen
Paul Allen
12/22/17 at 09:33 AM

Thank you Brian for the great service that you provide. New techs in the field really need advice from those that have been in the trade for a while.

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