Years ago I was sitting in my cubicle reading a newspaper article about San Francisco's sewer inspectors. They got paid $22/hour (back in '99) and they had to inspect 900 miles of sewers and deal with cat sized rats and mouse sized roaches. I remember asking a coworker how much would he have to be paid to do such a job. I remember saying that $22/hour was not enough.
When I saw Mike Rowe doing a similar job to basically shine light on one of the various dirty jobs out there I was hooked. There are so many dirty jobs out there that men and women do that don't get any attention, yet are so essential. If anything, "Dirty Jobs" is a thank you note to all of those men and women.
When I saw Mike Rowe doing a similar job to basically shine light on one of the various dirty jobs out there I was hooked. There are so many dirty jobs out there that men and women do that don't get any attention, yet are so essential. If anything, "Dirty Jobs" is a thank you note to all of those men and women.