Why are men that work in the trades so dirty and fat?
Why are men that work in the trades so dirty and fat?
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Tradesmen typically work outdoors and have physically demanding jobs, meaning they may be exposed to dirt, grease, fats and other potential hazards in their daily work. Additionally, the nature of many trades require them to handle heavy objects as part of their job, which can contribute to extra weight and muscular strength. Furthermore, long shifts are common in trades jobs due to completing a job on time deadlines or meeting customer expectations.
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Why are men that work in the trades so dirty and fat?
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Men that work in the trades tend to be dirty and heavy because of the nature of their job. These physical tasks often require a lot of heavy lifting, pushing, or pulling that leave them dirty and sweaty afterwards. On top of the physical labor, working with tools such as wrenches and power drills may mean contact with grease and dirt - all of which requires frequent bathing and changing clothes to keep clean. Additionally, many times they eat on the go in order to fulfill their deadlines, resulting in fatigue combined with increased calorie consumption leading to weight gain. This is likely why many men in the trades may appear dirty but also noticeably heavier than when they first started their job due to their labor intensive jobs requiring them to gain muscle mass for durability while carrying out their duties.
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