Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe on Lamb Castration, PETA, and American Labor

Drawing on his experiences picking up roadkill, feeding swine, and castrating a lamb with his teeth, Mike Rowe, host of Discovery Channel's Dirty Jobs, discusses how modern American culture belittles necessary labor.


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Mmmm... Mike Rowe...

I haven't had a chance to watch this yet but I think he's a great guy so I'm looking forward to looking at this.

ROLF:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

I actually watched all 20 mins....very very smart guy.

Great video!!

Definitely interesting. I have really liked this guy, and the show overall. He drives home some pretty great points!

Mike Rowe is the man; such a talented guy, thanks for the video.

That was awesome!

Dirty Jobs and Mike Rowe rock! :banana:

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I actually watched all 20 mins....very very smart guy.

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He has to come close to genius. He knows more than most people and it's not all useless information. I mean, i'm pretty friggin smart but it's all useless smarts and that's why i did so bad in school :P

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Originally Posted by Patrick Long

I actually watched all 20 mins....very very smart guy.

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x2 he makes some good points, I'm glad I watched this I was hesitating when I saw the title

This was definitely worth watching. Thank you for sharing it with us. I have a new respect for this guy.

I was actually looking to see if I could find the episode of dirty jobs "the snake farm" and accidently came across this vid and after I sat through the whole 20 mins, I had to post it. Mike Rowe should deffinately get a book out. Even the shows he narrates I stay glued to. I dont think he could ever get anywhere near the amount of credit he deserves.

Great post, Mike Rowe is the MAN! He really had some excellent points and I'm glad I watched it. :)

Finally someone who understands!! I have always been a big fan of Mike, and this is just another reason why.

I loved that vid, reminds of why I loved Sociology of Work so much.

What an amazing and articulate man. Nice to see that this person has such reverence for the people he is representing.

Bruce