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Mike Rowe fait l'apologie du travail, quel qu'il soit.

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Mike Rowe, présentateur de "Dirty Jobs", nous raconte des histoires fascinantes (et horrifiantes) à propos de métiers bien réels. Écoutez son point de vue et ses observations sur ce que signifie travailler dur, et comment ces métiers ont été dégradés sans raison dans notre société.

Mike Rowe is the host of "Dirty Jobs" -- an incredibly entertaining and heartfelt tribute to hard labor. Full bio »

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Reviewed by Danith YONG
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