[CLIP] Mike Rowe: The Biggest Lessons I Learned from ‘Dirty Jobs’

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is he preaching "SLAVE" ethic??
Comment from : @LibSb

Yup! Today, believe in your heart & confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ of Nazareth is Lord He shed his blood to save you from your sins & rose from the grave & ascended to Heaven after 40 days He went out as a lamb 🐑 & will return as a lion 🦁 to judge the quick (living) & the dead Choose LIFE forever in Heaven with Jesus today
Comment from : @PamelaB

Well said
Comment from : @rictoectol9814

Yup Mike That force is sin and the devil who is a supernaturally empowered beast who attacks the heart and mind of us humans, tearing at anything that resembles do-gooder attitude
Comment from : @olwoolley

Votech still exists
Comment from : @cr-iv1el

There is no more work to be done America has plenty of cars The roads are great we don’t need anything we don’t need to go to work just pay us our dividends from the USA corporation
Comment from : @benvineyard3

Walmart NO longer has low prices
Comment from : @4furbuddiesntea51

That resentment was taught in schools by communists and echoed by woke media Very sad situation Well we are already experiencing products costing more Maybe even paying more than had we made in America under non inflationary times
Comment from : @kc4091

100 Mike brI move in and out of the system as I please ,I have no trade but have built many house ,inc plumbing and electrical,grow my own food ,kill my own meat ,set up my own solar and water supply ,I was bought up that way and have taught my adult kids to be the same, it starts when they are kids and is a deliberate action
Comment from : @bobwebber2804

This guy's a waste of time
Comment from : @SabbathSOG

I think we will be rebuilding Ukraine instead of the US
Comment from : @Lori-xt2lf

I would buy American made first, it's extremely difficult to find products made in this country anymore The government is behind moving our manufacturing out of the country
Comment from : @markpalmer6760

😮
Comment from : @RichNOOB-offical

FU people
Comment from : @donaldharlan3981

My various shop classes starting in junior high and even in college got me further in life than any other class!brI dropped out of college, because I fell in love with a temporary full time summer job working in a factory The factory work was hard, except for the opportunity I gained in running a Bridgeport mill, doing some basic welding and progressing from there Eventually I signed up to run a CNC mill and a world of opportunity opened up in front of me Eventually I worked my way into a position for several major CNC manufacturing companies, setting up the equipment all over the states and teaching others to operate them Finally, I ended my career as a Senior programmer and a CAD/CAM specialist with a company building orthopedic implants God Blessed me with opportunity and I jumped in learning the skills, self responsibility and ambition needed to be successful It wasn't until I came face to face with a new 35 year old manager that delegated me to the status of a "non degreed dinosaur" that I considered Cancer as a gift horse to take disability and leave my job I really have been blessed and although regret not having a diploma, the places I've been, people I've met and the money I made were awesome!
Comment from : @elricofarmer1561