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Make TRADE SCHOOLS Great Again! Mike Rowe Reveals The Value Of Dirty Jobs | Maintaining with Tyrus

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TWO GOOD MEN GOD BLESS THEM BOTH 🙏🙏🙏✝✝ Comment from : @roberttadin6620

How do I get that mud job? Comment from : @TheREALSeanKrummel

listening to this just makes me so sad i wish i had learned how to do anything i didnt even go to university for a useless degree i just gave up on it all because I was so lonely i was a girl scout but after graduating from a Brownie to a Junior, they said "no more meetings, you're on your own pick a badge and go do it" we didn't even buy the right handbook and couldnt afford the badge book i had to quit Comment from : @LehstMobile

I loved scouts Have either of you had knowledge of The Order of the Arrow? Comment from : @kenbock3453

24:33 not the Boy Scouts of today the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of today are pathetic Attempt at what it was in the 70s and 80s Comment from : @looneylonzo28

I could listen to these two all day long They are the best examples of a man With humility and a work ethic❤😊 13:38 Comment from : @carlacrawford9349

Tyrus, Thank you for your content and Mike Rowe is wonderful To answer your question, Boy Scouts are still around but it is no longer just for boys, I was privileged to be a nurse at the 2019 World Jamboree and it was a wonderful event and the camper had a great time Comment from : @robinspencer5541

Their are no trade workers because theres no good paying jobs period If it paid good money everybody would be doing it tomorrow Stop being greedy and you solve the problem But no the owners wanna be rich at your expense Comment from : @prestonhanson501

None of these men worked or chose a trade job themselves Thats the funny part They want you to do it but not them They dont want to be poor and tired lol Trade jobs died when the pay was reduced to poverty Why dont the trade jobs pay more money to attract workers? Thats the problem thats why theres no workers Greed pure and simple Comment from : @prestonhanson501

In showbiz detritus runs rampant Happy 2025 WE ARE HAPPY 🤪😜🤪😜🤪😜🤪🤐 Comment from : @LyndoneBelle

A computer trade school saved my life Comment from : @user-vg2eg7oo5n

I love this It made me smile all the whole time talking about scouts brYou made so many good points👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Comment from : @debbralehrman5957

As an Eagle Scout, I love the reminiscing Can't confirm or deny funnier situations with the younger scouts and life lessons Comment from : @bbandit4243

Man, I really wish they had trade schools when I was that age Instead, I've got a basically worthless degree and a sht ton of student debt that everybody told me I MUST have or become homeless Comment from : @seanypatpatterson

It's amazing how many of the most important jobs in any society aren't valued or paid as they should be for what they contribute A glorified paper pusher makes more As for education for white collar work, most of it is useless other than STEM There are some you can apply, but most will not help you in your career or everyday life Comment from : @kruger2035

I’m a retired career theatre teacher You want a well rounded kid? Throw them into drama class and make them audition and work backstage They will learn all the skills Tyrus and Mike are talking about brAND learn how to speak to an audience ❤ Comment from : @karenbaker2566

I'm a " jack of all trades" I did learn to master one though The thing is I didn't go to a trade school to learn any of it I simply grew up poor and had to learn how to fix everything on my own because we couldn't afford to have someone do it for us Comment from : @Tog84two97

At 66 I learned something!! Comment from : @mikequenzer9100

In the 70s we had metal and wood shop but when I graduated in 80 it was gone Comment from : @JoeMcCormick-px6zl

So much of life has been placed into “Silo/Specialist” thinking Comment from : @garyjagoe9541

Tyrus is good at this Comment from : @treyperkins2667

As long as we keep Metalsmith out of it Comment from : @sevenRyeh

I read that poem in the paper! I saved it Comment from : @LeahleahB

YES!!! Comment from : @patiencefalters9024

Loved this❣️ Comment from : @terrieormonde2340

Been talking about trade schools for years need them so bad !!! Comment from : @lisac3291

I want to build something in a woodshed with Mr Rowe and have the sign off being that he condones none of the behavior that took place in actor voice Comment from : @joshjohnson2600

When you go into a trade in four or five years you are earning a good wage without a heavy debt from student loans Comment from : @jefferykaplan4400

Skilled trades people are very important Without them things cant be built manufactured or repaired Comment from : @jefferykaplan4400

My Grandad always said ‘Instructions are for amateurs I’m a professional’ Comment from : @nelsonmorgan2356

Fantastic interview!!! ♥️ Comment from : @OhOkierocks

There are the best,and correct! Comment from : @reohomebound

as a big ass ginger i can attest to everything tyrus says about being big :) i'm not famous in the least but i tend to get attention and treated pretty well in most social circumstances :) not quite a 'dayum' fella but big and red enough that i draw a bit o attention hahaha Comment from : @sikosis999

Mike was perfecr for dirrt jobs I loved that show Comment from : @electriclott

Mike is exactly right My brother is a mechanic who wanted to be an airplane mechanic but unfortunately some stuff got in the way, but he has been doing auto mechanics for 30 years and lives on a yearly income with no pension I feel so bad for him this country needs to do better by the working class Americans Comment from : @denisebiancardi6551

Great Stuff Comment from : @sonnymoorehouse1941

Great videos!!❤❤❤❤ Comment from : @barbaracrain2975

Genius on stageThank You Guys Comment from : @robbcorless7370

When my granddaughter was in kindergarten the teacher asked the kids what was their favorite show to watch? Most kids said Sesame Street or Barney… my granddaughter says she likes to watch Dirty Jobs with her Daddy Comment from : @joycegronenthal2560

A lot of what you both talk about in this discussion would be called in today’s society bullying! How very sad we have progressed to lack of esteem building learning by experiencing activities through earning by merit! Comment from : @janicerinker1607

I have a daughter that has three has 3 sons The 22 year old is in trade school to work in the oil industry, the 17 year old is a freshman in a 4 year, pre law program, and the 16 year old will also be going to a trade he's very "hands on" learning Comment from : @katherinedemille3770

I was an honorary member on troop 87 my dad was the assistant master and both my brothers were scouts i had more merit badgrs than half the troop i was a girl, treated as a mascot, I loved it! Comment from : @katherinedemille3770

I loved this I have so much respect for both of these fellas! Comment from : @scottmcknight8805

"Blanket party" in Boot Camp some recruit(s) didn't like the "Arpoc" because he allegedly caused us to fail review because he didn't call-out cadence "properly" Next time he jumped into his sack, he came out bleeding: Someone stripped a shick wind-up razor blade and put it under his blanket Don't know if anyone was arrested for that, but you meet some real "winners" in some groups Comment from : @donalddayton1818

I took the other road, never felt school was my favorite, I loved Math and Science, however English and History not so much After high school i went to an electrical apprenticeship program, 20 years later I'm now an electrical contractor I wish schools in the 80's and 90's would've pushed the trades like they sold us on college we were told exactly like you said during thids episode, basically college is the only way to secure a decent future its a shame really I believe thats really the reason we have a student loan crisis now Comment from : @redthw

Thank you Tyrus Sir for these sit down convos I appreciate your straight forwardness! I wasn't sure who you were, and until you mentioned Gutfield in an interview with another lady from the same show, I didn’t realize that was you But I am often reeeeeaaally bad at knowing who sings thay song I love to dance to Comment from : @scruffidogg

Great Interview ! Love This ! Best Regards , GPS Comment from : @garystanford5951

Gen X, little league catcher, Boy Scout, wood shop, metal shop, auto shop, electrician, dog trainer, coach These guys are speaking my language brWork is not a dirty word Comment from : @glundgren2097

Mike, thank you for your words of wisdom on a person finding their their niche, their groove, their place in life I'm 52 years old, and I've figured it out over the passed 20 years Yes i was late to the game and had to figure that out for myself, not because no one was trying to teach it to me, but didn't articulate it as well as you did to make it click in my mind I played what you said on that for my 14 year old niece in hopes that it will help her in her growth as wellbr "Life's tragedy is we grow old too soon and wise too late" - Benjamin Franklin - Comment from : @mikeadams2677

Huell Howser had the knack of making everyone but himself the star He could walk up to a person and within a couple minutes that person was the story He was also the only television personality that spent most of the show with his back to the camera Mike, seems cut from the same cloth Comment from : @aduncan6791

I love your show! Comment from : @kateblackthorne1743

I greatly enjoyed this conversation! I’m a Master Electrician and every Electrician I know makes six figures br- Gen Xer, former Boy Scout and Disabled Veteran Comment from : @Northmanson1066

Johnson college in Scranton Pa is one of the very best trade schools in the country Comment from : @ThomasMcAndrew-e2f

In "High School" I received 2 years of welding school 3 hours a day at the town Vo-Tec This was prep for a job at Electric Boat, Quonsett Point, RI welding subs I was offered a 4 year Construction Mechanic apprenticeship with a Heat Treat Furnace company I took it I have now welded everything from Subs to Stock Cars and everything in between According to my pay check, I ended up being a very good fabricator I have wanted to take a young man under my wings for 20 years now I haven't found one because they are undisciplined, mouthy, girly men My time to retire isn't far off I look around at tradesmen on the jobs I go to Anyone worth a damn is old like me The young ones play on their phone all day and do NOTHING I believe this was intentionally done I understand there are a lot of young men and women in schools today, but it's only a drop in the bucket for what is needed for America's Future now get busy kids Comment from : @thomasholland3289

Retired at 52 Living the dream Part to tech school I have a learning disability and don't learn like most people Classrooms don't work for me without the practical hands on behind it That's how people like me excel in the tech school investment Comment from : @unclebilly1353

I love these two Comment from : @susangeorge3175

I agree with the idea that if there were no trades we would not exist College degrees are not what they uesd too be There are bigger demands for skilled worker than college grads We are living in a society that wants the rewards without having too put out an honest effort We now have the No student left behind thin which is just a way too give a student a promotion without earning it There are no real rewards for hard work any more, and it is sadbr-br Comment from : @stuartmarkman769

You know they are talking truths when I tried to share this on FB and it says it goes against their policies Comment from : @BonesBackyardHomestead

This is one of the best interviews I’ve ever seen 🥃🇨🇦 Comment from : @canadianbear6009

I loved the Cub Scouts when I was young I ended up becoming the Cub Scout Master for all my boys and I truly enjoyed it I have lifelong friends and family from my experiences Comment from : @denniscale1538

Humble pie Comment from : @jimcummings6095

I'm older than both of you, and yes I was a Scout So, what happened to our society Comment from : @noapologizes2018

Stumbled upon this gem today Two people, i admire and love to enjoy their wisdom Thank you who knew? May real Truth go forth and fill the air around us in this world of pretend Comment from : @sunnyphillips6508

This conversation is something that every young person should have to watch at least once in their young life And if they could actually watch it with an open mind, If they would do this and really take it in as they should I truly believe it would change the lives of many of them I really believe that if the young kids today could just disconnect from the hysteria of the mass media and really look at life for what it is if they would just open their minds, it could be the start of something really great in our society Maybe it could be the start of something good Comment from : @bobd9193

0:46 “I went with ‘defiantly simple’, but that also works”brbrThis was a great interview from start to finish I have immense respect for both these gentlemen, and seeing them interact so easily was truly heartwarming and inspiring Comment from : @HEDGE1011

Most trade schools are a rip-off Because they are “for profit” they are unregulated Rowe is an idiot Comment from : @thewatcher8758

I agree with Mike Retired Master Plumber Retired making 400K, and that was running my two man company My only other employee was making about 200K per year Comment from : @rogerbuchanan4088

What a HOOT I helped drill a 17,000 foot hole in East Texas The things you learn on a drill rig deck are invaluable But Dude, when you drop a stand of pipe half way into a morning tour in December you will quickly realize what a piece of shit you are Comment from : @JohnSmith-dh4gw

I tried to share this on facebook and it said it was against their community standards I guess they don't want to hear the truth Comment from : @m1fixer

Excellent show gentlemen!!! I could listen to you two talk all day long❤ Comment from : @kathleenharrison5023

MERIT badges, NOT EFFORT or INTENT badges! Mike, you hit the nail on the head (pun intended) As a lifelong Scout and ex Scoutmaster also, you assessed the issues correctly There were rules, mottos, adult guidance, survival skills taught, life skills taught, expectations and very importantly; consequences for not following protocol Remember "Leave no trace" or "hug a tree?" It also gave young people GOALS that were challenging but achievable It also taught young men and women to follow societal placed norms and accepted practice Kids these days are being let down by parents, educators and society at large but giving them a "pass" and lowering expectations Discipline and competition is GOOD! Everyone is too accustomed to participation trophies and "my kid can do no wrong" attitudes Keep the great content coming guys! Comment from : @amarbaha

Boys should be required to watch this Comment from : @patmaloney1140

Perfect gentlemen !! Comment from : @stephenedwardleemusic8997

HibrbrI was a Timber Cruiser, laying out and cruising commercial timber A Timber Cruiser measures commercial tracts of timber for quality and quantity Good job Hot in the summer, cold in the winter Comment from : @victor-th4qs

There is a great South Park skit with a news presenter noting, in horror, that "people can't do shit anymore" I was in the shop class generation Those of us who are still around can verify what the news presenter said Someone should make a movie entitled "Revenge of the plumbers" Comment from : @roberthumphreys7977

Took shop n architect classes in high school Went to trade school served my apprenticeship even owned my own construction company for 30 years Wish I was 20 again with all this knowledge and skills! I did it 45 years ago when everyone was in the trades, interest rates were high 20's, gas lines a mile long and we were happy to build a picnic table Today's youth will be charging attorney wages compared to the boomers! Comment from : @goaskmymom1350

My two favorites ❤ Comment from : @paulettern9913

Boys aren’t taught how to be men anymore… and society is hurting cuz of it smh Comment from : @andrew7202

Love how he quoted about Robert frost road not taken Comment from : @andrew7202

The powers that be are scared that nobody wants the dirty jobs The dirty jobs will in fact wear you out over time much faster than white collar jobs in the physical sense If they don't jack up the wages really high, the dirty jobs will be vacant for years Comment from : @MK-ft3qt

❤ Power prayers for humanity" If " These two raised American children? ❤ Comment from : @rhondaenglish4022

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