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World’s Worst Job? S.F. sewer inspection that is loaded with roaches & rats!! YUCK!!!

Submitted by Cheryl Bower on January 17, 2010 – 11:04 AM2 Comments

Take a look at this video excerpt of a San Francisco sewer inspection from the TV show Dirty Jobs.  Mike Rowe had to go down a second time to re-mortar the brick.  I think they need to send Terminix down first!

WARNING: don’t watch while eating……


Is that disgusting or what???!!!!  Did you see the carpet of cock roaches on the ceiling of the sewer.  Ewwwww!!!  I can’t believe the rat actually jumps into Mike Rowe’s lap, quite tame….

That is one job I would never do!

It is however, a bit of fascinating San Francisco history; to see brick sewer lines still in existence in earthquake country.  Apparently there are almost 1000 miles of sewers under San Francisco streets.

According to a S.F. Municipal report from 1875, sewage was originally dumped into the S.F. Bay; some sewers were made of wood.  Click here to read an interesting excerpt from the S.F. Municipal Reports from 1875.

Additional San Francisco Municipal Reports: 1866-1906

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