San Diego bartender makes a 'Clean Break' from tedium

By Mike Gordon

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Jul 08, 2012

~~<p>Most men, whether married with children or single, probably have had the same fantasy at some point — the one in which they escape jobs, responsibility and their routine existence for an adventure.</p>
<p>And for most of them, that fantasy never goes any further than a daydream during a morning commute. If something happens, it's rare — but that's exactly why Luke Rodgers, a 30-year-old single bartender, jumped at the chance to join two other men on a Hawaii adventure for Fuel TV's "Clean Break."</p>
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Most men, whether married with children or single, probably have had the same fantasy at some point — the one in which they escape jobs, responsibility and their routine existence for an adventure.

And for most of them, that fantasy never goes any further than a daydream during a morning commute. If something happens, it's rare — but that's exactly why Luke Rodgers, a 30-year-old single bartender, jumped at the chance to join two other men on a Hawaii adventure for Fuel TV's "Clean Break." Login for more...