SSH is not just for your businesses. It’s the only way that I connect to GitHub. It’s also a requirement for connecting to my production server for accessing a lot of things. SSH is just an authentication communication tool. If you’re gonna work with any kind of larger businesses than it’s for sure requirement, but you can get away without it until you’re working at that level.

My brother just acquired his second locksmith business and is trying to figure out how to have any phone calls that he is unable to answer, Go to an AI answering service. His first locksmith company gets between 80 and 120 phone calls per month. He’s uncertain about how much volume to expect from the second company. He currently ranks one and three respectively on Google search for his local area. He’s been offered an option that would charge him $100 per month, but feels that that is too high since he answers most of the phone calls. I think that an option that only costs him when he doesn’t answer a phone call, maybe better suited for his needs.

@David Ashby I see your point about it being too much. I think you’re both right. it’s too much because he doesn’t have a problem with having his schedule too full so money being spent on getting his schedule more full isn’t worth it to him because it’s already at Max capacity. For him, he needs to buy back his time so that he has more capacity. Even when something seems crazy there’s usually a reason behind it.

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