May 2023 Spanish Paper 1. When each question is about to start, students will hear a beep.

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Today we'll talk about repurposing. Has it applies to the world of reselling, side hustling, and so on?

When longboard surfboards went out of style in the 1970s, thousands of them were selling at just $10 a piece.

In the suspiring surfboard shaper, New It was a wave he had to catch a ride on.

The story here reminds me a little of the headlight and tail light reselling hustle.

A very popular story from a couple months ago, that was episode number 825, digging for profits, one man's trash, and another man's hustle.

In that story, the guy found a way to acquire something for free. Specifically, headlights and tail lights, his auto body shop was throwing away,

and then resell them for a lot of money, sometimes hundreds of dollars a piece.

Now in today's story, which spans four decades, the surfer slash repurposer now works as a middle school science teacher.

But he continues to build between 30 and 50 surfboards a year, and prices that go up to $900.

Is there something you might be able to acquire and repurpose?

Welcome to Side Usal School. My name is Chris Guilabo. Surfboard shaper, boards, new wave is coming up right after this quick shout out to our sponsor.

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As a kid, Luke Avalor is loved surfing, with his favorite summer pastime, but the passion never quite felt complete.

You see, he had a dream of shaping his own boards. Shaping is essentially creating your own surfboard from stock plywood, applying your own design and adding subtle curves and groups.

But it was a hobby that required money, because boards weren't cheap. Those boards did, however, break and wear down.

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