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HiddenRoar 05/23/17 6:14:32 PM #295:	eston posted... Just a reminder, Paris Hilton and Nicole Ritchie also had a TV show where they go around and do peoples' jobs, and I don't see anyone acting like they are blue collar heroes Wikipedia shows that they goofed off and didn't take/consider those professions seriously. "What was supposed to be an experiment in learning how to adapt to doing chores and getting their hands dirty turned out to be a failure. In the process they would ruin a dairy farmer's milk supply, wreak havoc at a local Sonic Drive-In and take advantage of an employer's credit card, ultimately getting fired from every job they took up." " In this season, there were episodes where they were given little or no money while interning, or their internships were shortened because instead of being professional, they would goof off or fail to do the work properly." "The season features Paris and Nicole playing "Wife" to a different family every episode, in a similar manner to Wife Swap. Paris and Nicole alternate between the family each episode, with the family then deciding which of them was better in the role. This season was also unique, as Paris and Nicole did not leave L.A. The families they stayed with were L.A. area residents, and the episodes often focused on Paris and Nicole's personal lives and careers as well as the challenge of being a wife and mother. This season also featured guest appearances from Paris and Nicole's well-known friends, family and associates. Since the season was set in their hometowns, Paris and Nicole had cell phone and credit card usage, previously denied to them in earlier seasons." Comparing it to 'Dirty Jobs' which Mike Rowe takes those jobs as serious as one can while being an arm deep in a cow's rectum or wadding through a sewage pipe is fucking disingenuous lol. charey posted... By all means Mike, tell us how to get a car without going into debt while working an entry level job. It's called used, or if you want new, there are plenty in the low to mid 10k range. Like holy fuck, I bet some folks here other than myself can tell you this through personal experience. <cite>HiddenRoar posted [p:879676578] in Mike Rowe ... [t:75377785]...</cite> <quote><cite>eston posted...</cite> <quote>Just a reminder, Paris Hilton and Nicole Ritchie also had a TV show where they go around and do peoples' jobs, and I don't see anyone acting like they are blue collar heroes</quote> Wikipedia shows that they goofed off and didn't take/consider those professions seriously. "What was supposed to be an experiment in learning how to adapt to doing chores and getting their hands dirty turned out to be a failure. In the process they would ruin a dairy farmer's milk supply, wreak havoc at a local Sonic Drive-In and take advantage of an employer's credit card, ultimately getting fired from every job they took up." " In this season, there were episodes where they were given little or no money while interning, or their internships were shortened because instead of being professional, they would goof off or fail to do the work properly." "The season features Paris and Nicole playing "Wife" to a different family every episode, in a similar manner to Wife Swap. Paris and Nicole alternate between the family each episode, with the family then deciding which of them was better in the role. This season was also unique, as Paris and Nicole did not leave L.A. The families they stayed with were L.A. area residents, and the episodes often focused on Paris and Nicole's personal lives and careers as well as the challenge of being a wife and mother. This season also featured guest appearances from Paris and Nicole's well-known friends, family and associates. Since the season was set in their hometowns, Paris and Nicole had cell phone and credit card usage, previously denied to them in earlier seasons." Comparing it to 'Dirty Jobs' which Mike Rowe takes those jobs as serious as one can while being an arm deep in a cow's rectum or wadding through a sewage pipe is fucking disingenuous lol. <cite>charey posted...</cite> <quote>By all means Mike, tell us how to get a car without going into debt while working an entry level job.</quote> It's called used, or if you want new, there are plenty in the low to mid 10k range. Like holy fuck, I bet some folks here other than myself can tell you this through personal experience.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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