Barbers Get FAR More Training Than Cops & Other Stunning Comparisons
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September 29, 2016
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10:06Now PlayingThe number of hours of training required to become a cop in the United States is shockingly lower than many common jobs such as barber, electrician and others.
Jimmy Dore breaks it down.
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