See all the chapters of The Simpson and get paid for it. No, it is not a dream. It's a real job offer!
A British company called Platin Casino offers 5,000 pounds (about 5,900 euros) for watching all the episodes of the famous series and as well as the movie released in 2007.
The chosen candidate must also take notes and analyze the most important events that occur in each of the chapters.
The objective? neither more nor less than predict the future: “We are looking for our first Simpsons analyst to help us predict what the year 2022 holds. The series has hit the mark with events like Donald Trump's presidency, the 2013 horsemeat scandal, the coronavirus pandemic and, more recently, fuel shortages in Britain,” the ad says.
Nearly 300 hours of watching the funniest family on TV for $7,000? Predict the future? It sounds as crazy as it is attractive! if you dare, you can apply to the position here.
The job of your dreams?
“HOMER CONFIRMED IT FOR ME”
"The Simpsons already predicted it" It is a phrase that is repeated very often and it is that our favorite yellow characters wear anticipating reality since they first appeared on the small screen in 1989.
The last of the prophecies that has been fulfilled has been Richard Branson's Space Voyage. The prediction appears concretely in episode 15 of season 25, titled 'The war of art' and first aired in March 2014.
In this chapter, a billionaire with a suspicion similar to Richard Branson travels to space and appears floating in the spaceship while he looks at a painting. It would be last July when the real Richard Branson she would travel to the gates of space aboard his own ship.
Even the company Virgin Atlantic, owned by Branson , echoed the scene on their social networks.
“It is a well-known phenomenon that The Simpsons have predicted major events in history and we are intrigued to see what 2022 holds for us.” , they explain from Platin Casino.
And they continue: “Before the new year, we thought we would put The Simpsons to the test and see if, after analyzing each episode, They can help us predict the future. We are pleased to announce that we are looking for our first official analyst of the series The Simpsons”.
REQUIREMENTS AND JOB DESCRIPTION
The requirements to be met by candidates "The Simpsons analyst" are the following: be over 18, fluent in English, have strong writing skills “to accurately provide required feedback reports” and have access to a television or laptop.
"Love for The Simpsons is desirable, but not essential" , says the job offer verbatim.
The job lasts for eight weeks and requires a minimum of 35.5 hours of work per week , “so all 284 hours of the series and movie can be viewed during the period of employment,” the offer says.
What will be the functions of the "Simpsons analyst"? “Watch and analyze all the episodes of the 33 seasons, along with the movie The Simpsons Movie”.
In addition, “during each episode, the professional will be asked to take story highlights notes to give feedback to our team of prediction experts. Next, we'll compile the events into a list of future predictions with a probability of each one occurring”, they explain from Platin Casino.
The funniest family on the small screen.
FLEXIBLE AND REMOTE WORK
The salary corresponding to the eight weeks during which the work will be carried out is 5,000 pounds (about 5,900 euros) or the equivalent in the currency of your choice: “This equates to £17 per hour and approximately £6.80 per episode” , they clarify.
In addition, you will receive 75 pounds (89 euros) to cover all expenses to perform the job. This will cover the costs of Disney Plus and the expenses of Wifi during the period of employment,” the offer continues.
The working hours are flexible and can be carried out remotely. and, in homage to good old Homer, the selected candidate will receive a weekly box of donuts that will sweeten – even more – the hours in front of the series created by Matt Groening.
The Simpsons in Tanzania.
“We believe that the job is a unique and dream role for many: who wouldn't love to be paid to watch television, let alone The Simpson? If you don't mind spending the next few weeks watching the most beloved cartoon family on TV while getting paid for it, please apply," the offer concludes.
To apply, you just have to fill out this form and sit on the sofa. As Ned Flanders would say, good luck and see you later!