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Rowe emphasized that the skills and trades represented on "Dirty Jobs" often go overlooked, yet they are vital to the function of society. He advocated for a greater appreciation of the skilled workforce, underscoring that every job, regardless of its perceived cleanliness or prestige, contributes to the economy and community.
Work Ethic and Vocational Training
During the interview, Cuomo and Rowe delved into the notion of work ethic and the importance of vocational training. Rowe expressed concern over the declining emphasis on trades and technical education in the school system. He argued that society often pushes young people toward four-year degrees without equally promoting the viable alternatives within technical fields.