30 Jobs People Actually Do That You Might Not Have Thought Of, As Shared By Folks In This Online Group

This job sounds like being paid to go on a perpetual scavenger hunt. Nice!

I go up against this guy at vintage/antique clothing auctions. He works in the moving industry and usually doesn't have a budget. I hate him.

I love looking at props in the background of shows -- you just know that every single thing there was probably chosen for a reason.

Fun!

Sounds fun!!! Bet u meet a lot of interesting folks while shopping!!

Did these cows have a pilot license what about a hot air balloon did you see anyone of them with a glider your looking down when you need to look up remember a cow once jumped over the moon

You were the BIEPS?

The boredom of that would have me tapping out after day 2.

That is one professional sounding title when it's really just making sure cows stay lmaoo

Are you sure you were at the right gate?

Lol bit like that woman who offers to turn up at your funeral, all in black, holding an umbrella and looking mysterious.

Roughly $175 US dollars to attend someone else's wedding? Hot damn, yes

for reference 20,000 yen = about $175. Depending on how many events she did per day/week it could add up to a nice chunk of change

So, these are basically acting /modeling jobs.

this is right up my alley! How have I never heard of this before?!?! There really is a job for everyone.

oh.... this person is a lifesaver!! /NoSarcasm

I love that button. It's so nice when you are binging a series with a long or annoying intro....or just a really good show and you can't wait to see what happens next

Click the grey username under this post, “TexasCplL” and that will take you to the actual Reddit post. There is an entire conversation thread. The original post is much longer. Too long for a BP digest.

I need to find a job like that

I always wondered if someone manually did that

The hikers of the world thank you!

Great choice of photo, BP! Stairs are soooo natural! /s This is something that is done in our national parks and it takes a lot of work to keep the paths in good order - sometimes even having to fly materials up by helicopter for some of the more remote parts.

What a cool job! Where do I sign up?

Thank you!!

That would be awesome! I go to Red Rive Gorge a lot, and teh trails are amazing. Thank you!

Post a copy in the bathroom. It will be read more often

You're supposed to look at them when you first enter the room, not when you are trying to leave in an emergency!!!

Like that's your sole job? I've had to do many of those, but I also helped design the building, and was the only one who knew how to photoshop in a red line...

I look at those pretty soon after checking into the room.

Hey, I knew someone did it. Just like I know the guy who creates the safety brochures inside airplanes.

I can always tell when that happens.

Depends. Kid‘s art is often not meticulous. Their hand-eye coordination isn’t fully developed; thus cut outs are often jagged beyond recognition, glue is sloppily administered and they have trouble arranging and layouting their spaces. This points to the fact that we’re not giving them enough time to do art and practice. By the time they’re over ten, they’re often so frustrated with their perceived lack of ability, and they’ll have no pleasure in crafting.

This might be the only art job in the world I might be able to do. My art skills are still at kindergarten level.

A friend of mine had a job painting "hand painted" birdhouses