Willie Quiz #78

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In this hard-hitting follow-up to The Willie Quiz, we dive straight into one of the most persistent rumors in the electrical industry with our Myth of the Week segment. Backed by code, experience, and a touch of metal, we shine a spotlight on the falsehoods that keep getting passed around job sites, classrooms, and even inspectors' offices. This week’s myth? Grounding electrode at separate structures and we’re not holding back. Join King James Stallcup and myself as we bust this one wide open using real NEC references, expert commentary, and years of field wisdom. 🛠️ Real talk from the trade 📜 National Electrical Code breakdowns ⚡ No fluff, just facts (and maybe some fireworks) 🤘 Metal energy to keep your amps up Don't let misinformation trip your breaker — tune in and stay grounded in the truth with Myth of the Week!

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