The Most Dangerous Job in the World 🤯

#1 ever tunnel rat in vietnam searching for the enemy with deadly snakes , booby traps punji sticks etc. makes opal mining a walk in teh park

Don’t get me started on tunnel rats from the Vietnam war. My great uncle was one that somehow made it through his tours. Life expectancy was under 60 seconds.

Dude….60 feet is 18m.
That is nothing.

Me and my buddy were both in the Coast Guard, different boats, he was on a buoy tender, hard job, he’s all messed up now from it.

Come to Ukraine bro and do an Assault with me😂😂😂

I heard is a massive A-hole. I understand the show was called dirty jobs but you got paid and no one tricked you into it.

Worked as a crab fisherman years ago. No desire to ever be on the open ocean again

Cropdusting.

Yeah, I couldnt go down in that hole. All is be thinking about is the whole things just caving in on me burying me alive.

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I love this so much 😂 my husband is an opal miner in the town that he came and shot that episode. He’s out mining every day!

If anyone knows what the most dangerous jobs are its Mike mutha fuckin Rowe! As a 44 year old life long dirty job tradesman, i loved the show! He truly did a great job representing us to the rest of the country by letting people know that society couldn't function without people like us doing the shit other people dont want to even know exists😂

Worldwide or US only?
Death toll at Myanmar scam centre
unworthy scammers got disected organ farmed.
is far more deadly than North Korea Collieries.

they are ranked by number of incidents per 100,000 workers, and you'd be surprised what the most dangerous jobs really are… a lot of these jobs that you think are super dangerous, are actually relatively safe because of how seriously they take the safety the more scary things get. It's the non-scary things that you don't think about that kill you on the job.

I use to clean fuel tanks an shit tanks an grey water tanks on most of our military ships at one point an time , the smaller the boat the tighter things got, one of the worst parts was getting under the engines an cleaning from the front of that tight chamber to the back , very low oxygen, your in a Gumby suit , with hot pressure washer line an a hose that sucks the oil an water up ,an a flash light , you better do it right the first time , cuz they send an inspector in afterwards to check your work , it’s so hot down their cuz of those engines, at that point those engines have been off for 14 hrs to 24 hrs, , an that about how long they want them shut off as I’m coming out , their in their running through check list , I really enjoyed doing that kinda of work , one of the chemicals factories I was sent to , I brought traces of it home not knowing , I went through decontamination, somehow their were particles on my boats still , I came home that night within 48 hrs we were all very sick , went to hospital they said it was a comin cold two months later my wife lost our second child , went could never prove that was the cause, but it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure things out , the stuff they had me cleaning was very very very dangerous you had to be completely suited up with each end of your arms was taped to your clove and same with the boots , you wore oxygen tanks on your back , you would work for 6 hrs an then go through decontamination then would have someone cut you out of suit , go back through decontamination, then you were off for 24 hrs come back do it all over again , I made very good money, after the miscarriage within 1 year I left , their was a process to leaving , I couldn’t just quit, it took about a year , my family comes first , an I could not have that happen again, six months after the miscarriage my wife got pregnant with our son, he is very healthy an very smart , he does have autism an I often wonder if he got that from the stuff I was working around, his autism isn’t as bad as most , but he does have it , I have many sleepless days cuz I think about what I worked around back then , I miss the guys I worked with , it was a brotherhood, we had one another’s back for sure , J,B, unit , miss those guys , real brothers

I mean doing repairs outside the space Station is the craziest to me one wrong move you "slowly" fade into nothing and you wait until you sufacate and freeze to float for eternity in the eternal darkness

Feminist answer: "Receptionist. That's why we need equal pay!" 😂😂😂

It's my job… Logging and tree industry, kills more men than any other job, it's dangerous… Been doing it 22 years, love it. Damn near been killed 50 times. 😂

Logging is worst 😊

I would love to see this show make a comeback, but it would never be the same without Mike.

soldier is a dangerous job…but statistically it's not the MOST dangerous job.

Hey womans you have work over there.

What about saturation diving?