“In Canada, U.S., you also have like these electronic data devices, electronic for logging hours. You're able to push messages through there for anything.”

The Site Shed | #1 Podcast For Tradies & Contractors · What Growing From $1M to $24M Really Costs | ft. Daman Grewal | Ep. 521

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