If you watch Dirty Jobs you know the best part about the show (aside from seeing what some honest people do to make a buck) are Rowe’s pithy asides. Little pearls of wisdom about life and hard work inside the entertaining oyster farm of a well-produced 22-minute television program. And if you’ve ever thought to yourself, “I’d like to see more of Rowe dispensing his good judgement to the camera,” click over to FastCompany and enroll in the business magazine’s 30-Second MBA
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