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March 2, 2011 It’s a Dirty Job, But …Filed under: Wearables
Of course, unless you’re Mike Rowe and you work for the Discovery Channel’s aptly named “Dirty Jobs” TV show, nobody really *wants* a dirty job. The allure, I suppose, is the same as passing a car wreck - you just can’t turn away. Or, maybe, it helps one feel good about the boring-yet-squeaky-clean desk job they do for 40 hours a week. Whatever the case, dirty jobs are so cool these days that Wearables magazine did a feature story this month on a handful of tough men and women who get good and grimy every day — and the apparel they wear during their working hours. Introducing Dirty Jobs: Uniforms Edition! In this article, Wearables spends the day at the following dirty jobs and learns a few things about the apparel worn to combat all kinds of nastiness:
Ugh, now I have an urge to take a shower! – DirtyD 0 CommentsLeave a Comment |
What is it about dirty jobs that makes them so revolting, yet so interesting at the same time?