Okay, let’s tackle this. So David Wootten has a mix of skills, but none of them are particularly high-demand or high-paying. Customer service and teaching are service-oriented roles that typically don’t command high hourly rates. Microsoft Office skills are useful, but not unique. Research skills are also not particularly lucrative. Considering the location (Memphis, TN) and the skills, I’m estimating a very low hourly rate. Some customer service professionals in this area might average $15–$20 per hour, but David’s skills don’t quite put him in that range. Maybe around $20–$25 per hour, considering his teaching experience. But, to be honest, this is a very rough estimate and may not reflect the actual market rate.