Meagan Hollman
There are jobs in this world—some requiring degrees from a Utah college—that very few people want to do, yet they must be done for the health and happiness of the planet and everything on it.
Be grateful for the garbage man. If he didn’t do his job, you’d have to do it yourself. Could you handle the horrid stench of curdled milk, week-old pizza slices and slimy vegetables? Didn’t think so.
These animal experts keep the lion and zebra cages clean for the health of the animals and for your visual enjoyment. If only they could get rid of that smell…
This job is perfect incentive to enroll in a Utah college—so you never have to scrape off plates of half masticated burgers, steak and pasta.
Mechanics have the pleasure of sticking their heads under the hoods of cars and coming up again with oil, grease and grime in their hair. Thankfully, they don’t really mind it. If you would, think about graduating from a Utah college.
Knocking down a building may be fun, but cleaning up the mess it makes isn’t (especially when the dirt swirling through the air sticks to your sweaty skin, creating a fine layer of grit).
Cleaning up a town bulldozed by a twister or a coastal city blown over by a hurricane can take months.
Whenever there’s an oil spill, teams of people rush in to assist in scrubbing down the hundreds of poor animals impacted. It’s a big job, and a messy one.
All nurses are angels. They willingly attend nursing colleges in Utah to learn how to clean wounds, remove fecal matter and assist in childbirth. And they still love their job.
The smell of bacon in the morning is a glorious thing, isn’t it? Thank goodness for pigs farmers who keep these dirty animals well fed and happy so we can be the same.
It’s a good thing there are people out there who don’t mind entering a room ridden with cockroaches, rats and other vermin. Go to one of the colleges in Utah to avoid this terrifying job.
