Well Something Made His System Freeze Up!

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• TC

  @tcraig7777777 · 11 days ago

  I taught For many years at the graduate school level, and this gentleman is an excellent and effective teacher. He explains things clearly and avoids jargon in favor of intuitive explanations. The videos move along efficiently and are well produced: great camera angles, good sound, excellent perspectives on his physical setting. He makes it clear what he is working on and how he is going about fixing things. His diagnostic narrative is excellent. The pace of the video is excellent, not too fast, not overly detailed. His manner and delivery style are great. He has a relatable way of describing what he sees, and how he evaluates possible ways to fix problems. Watching his videos, makes you feel like you are standing behind him and watching a genuine expert at work in realistic conditions. &nbsp;You are on his journey in his world while he is doing his work. These are real field repair shots. Nothing like the “life is easy, the problem(s) and solutions are obvious, surprises are easy to overcome, my clothes are crisp and clean” representations you see on shows like This Old House. He &nbsp;presents a very realistic picture about what things actually look like in the field: down in the dirt and leaves, messing with sludge in drain lines, dealing with bad wires and rusted screws, etc. We also get to see how he deals with typical issues like missing replacement parts, hard to access places, frozen bolts, non-Code compliant situations, working outside in the intense heat when he’s tired. He works, smart, efficiently, cost-effectively, and creatively. He illustrates the difference between excellence and perfection. <br>His manner is also great. He is in charge, but takes time to explain what he is doing, and why he is doing it. He speaks clearly. He doesn’t get sidetracked on cute details. He explains what he sees, his hypotheses for what the overall problem is, possible solutions and his action plan as he works towards fixing the problem. &nbsp;He works, smart and makes great decisions in my view. He is excellent at balancing diagnosing problems, framing possible solutions, and getting it done. Very relatable person. &nbsp;A+

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• RI

  @Richie107 · 1 month ago

  If I was the customer I would have done the same for you with the pop up canopy .. Gotta keep your friendly AC tech happy and cool so the homeowner can have his house the same way when you leave..

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• NE

  @neilcvids2583 · 1 month ago

  100K, congrats Curtis,

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• NI

  @nickm2670 · 1 month ago

  Congratulations 🎉🎉

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• HT

  @htownblue11 · 1 month ago

  WAY TO GO CURTIS! &nbsp; Shows what helping others to learn and treating your craft like a true professional can do! &nbsp;Bravo sir!

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• ST

  @stevendevilliers471 · 1 month ago

  Greetings from south Africa , thanks for your content 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

• PW

  @pwrdbyNissan · 1 month ago

  Thank you for your excellent teaching and learning.

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• MI

  @MikeD-s2v · 1 month ago

  100K ! Congratulations. Been watching the past several days waiting for the milestone. fantastic!!🎉

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• UN

  @UncChato · 1 month ago

  That&apos;s great to see Curtis 100K subs you&apos;ve come along away. Your hard work has made it look easy. I know 1 million subs is around the corner. Bendiciones a Su Familia, Su vida, canal y negocio. Saludos Carnal 🔥

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• DI

  @dickwillett348 · 1 month ago

  Congratulations on your achievement of 100,000 subscribers. I am just a lay person but I enjoy all your videos. Not only do i learn I also am entertained by your insights and narrative 😊😊😊

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• WO

  @wolfpaws8985 · 1 month ago

  Spending time with family is something a lot of us don&apos;t do enough of.Glad you had a nice visit,and congratulations on 100k subs.

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• KE

  @kerrywitherspoon1257 · 1 month ago

  Congrats. &nbsp;Always love your video. &nbsp;Not in ac but learned lot from them.