Okay, let’s tackle this. So Neil Cameron has been managing properties for 57 years, which is a long time. His experience in property management is valuable, but it’s not a high-demand skill. Butchery is another story. While it’s a niche skill, experienced butchers can command higher rates. Considering his extensive experience in both fields, I’ll estimate a lower rate for property management, around $75 per hour, and a higher rate for butchery, but since he lists both skills, I’ll average them. This rate is lower than average for a property manager but higher than average for a butcher, reflecting his unique combination of skills and experience. There isn’t much data on butchers’ rates, but experienced butchers can earn up to $100 per hour. Property managers typically earn less, around $50–$75 per hour. So, this rate is a compromise.