Floridians Can Get Paid $10K Just To Poop For This Popular Bidet Company

You can be their VP of Fecal Matters.
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You can apply to be a toilet consult for Tushy this summer and get paid to well, poop, for $10K.

The bidet company is looking for a Vice President of Fecal Matters to test out their products, interview people about their bathroom habits, and share their experience for social.


Tushy is looking for our first VP of Fecal Matters to ASSist in the day to day op-poo-rations of our #Bidet2020 campaign.


Tushy

Those looking to apply for the 3-month consulting gig will have to submit a video application by July 10.

Usually, what happens in the bathroom, stays in the bathroom, but those interested have to be comfortable with sharing details about their bowel movements with the public.

So far, the New York-based company has already received some topnotch submissions for the position.


Via TUSHY

  • Dominique Stewart is a creative based in Miami and a former associate editor for Narcity. She is an accomplished long-form journalist, editor, and designer with nine years of experience. Upon receiving her Bachelor’s degree in Magazine Media from Ball State University, she has gone on to write and edit for several news and culture outlets, including Brooklyn Magazine, The Tempest, and the New Times Broward-Palm Beach. She reported at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi before things got tenser between the U.S. and Russia. Dominique is the managing editor for a women’s health magazine called Sidepiece Magazine that she helped found.

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