In the 80s, businessman Armand Hammer bought a significant portion of the company that makes “Arm & Hammer” products simply because people kept asking him about the name.
These Tweets Sum up the Whole Foods Shopping Experience
Whole Foods? Try Whole Paycheck, right? Hey-o!
I kid, I kid…
I like Whole Foods but it certainly has it’s niche, doesn’t it? And by niche, I mean expensive. Let’s just say that I go there about once a year for the salad bar…
Let’s get into these funny tweets about shopping at Whole Foods, shall we?
1. This might get ugly.
It's West Side Story in the Whole Foods parking lot as two dads in cargo shorts fight over a parking spot, brandishing Audi flip keys like switchblades.
— Elizabeth Hackett (@LizHackett) April 21, 2018
2. That helps.
Just told a guy who cut me off in the Whole Foods parking lot to eat a bag of dicks but then thought better of it and added THEY'RE ORGANIC
— The Volatile Mermaid (@OhNoSheTwitnt) March 10, 2015
3. She’s been there for hours.
This woman at Whole Foods is choosing a bundle of asparagus more carefully than I chose my husband.
— shauna (@goldengateblond) November 20, 2014
4. I’m sure people really appreciate this.
*lowers sunglasses
I'm here for a good time not a long time, ma'am… and also this thyme.
*holding up the line at Whole Foods
— JEFF WILD (@jiffywild) April 13, 2018
5. Wish that was on video.
i just remembered the time i was at Whole Foods and a girl took a “broken, do not use” sign off the door a took a selfie with it over her heart and then dropped the sign and walked directly into the broken doors
— lil phag (@elijahdaniel) February 16, 2019
6. Hahahaha.
Amazon is buying Whole Foods for 13.7 billion dollars. And that's just the price of the apples!
— Aparna Nancherla (@aparnapkin) June 16, 2017
7. Kind of pointless…
Whole Foods added a 10 items or less checkout line as if anyone can afford to buy more than 10 items at a Whole Foods.
— Mikey (@KrunkedRobot) January 21, 2016
8. Five-second rule?
THE WORST: I just spent $30 on apples at Whole Foods and then dropped both of them!
— Megan Amram (@meganamram) February 21, 2012
9. A very good point.
If all the gluten-free vegan yoga weirdo customers at Whole Foods are so healthy, then why are they so fucking angry?
— Andy Richter (@AndyRichter) March 20, 2015
10. Balls of steel.
carry yourself with the confidence of a white dude with 16 items in his cart while standing in the "10 items of less" line at Whole Foods
— Taylor Trudon (@taylortrudon) January 18, 2019
11. Is this real?
We bought condensed milk at Whole Foods and it looks like the fake food that my kid has in his play kitchen.
pic.twitter.com/ta7718Q7qb
— Celeste Ng (@pronounced_ing) November 21, 2018
12. Endlessly wandering.
I'm wandering around Whole Foods like tom hanks in The Terminal
— Mindy Kaling (@mindykaling) March 10, 2015
13. Think about this before you commit.
going to cash in my 401k so I can start shopping at Whole Foods
— Mary Charlene (@IamEnidColeslaw) November 2, 2012
14. That’s the cheap one!
I just went to Whole Foods and asked for a rec for a good cheddar for mac and cheese, and the employee directed me to a $42.16 block of cheddar. I'm trying to figure out whom I should sue.
— Akilah Green (@akilahgreen) November 18, 2018
15. Oops!
Omg so embarrassing. So I go shopping at Whole Foods and get all the way to the register only to realize I forgot I don't have a trust fund.
— Lurkin' Mom (@LurkAtHomeMom) September 23, 2016
Are you a Whole Foods shopper?
Do you think these tweets hit the mark?
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5 Gifts Under $15 That Are Perfect Stocking Stuffers for This Year
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Whether it’s at work, or with friends or even with family… gift exchanges are absolutely competitions. Because if you don’t think people are judging what you’ve brought to the table, well, you’re not playing the game that everybody else is playing.
So without further ado, we present 7 super useful gifts that you absolutely want to check out this gift exchange season.
#1. Bug Bite Thing
Photo Credit: Bug Bite Thing
It’s simple, it’s reusable, it works AND it’s cheap.
Four out of four!
The Bug Bite Thing is a chemical-free, kid-friendly way to alleviate the pain and itching from bug bites and stings in less than 10 minutes.
We LOVE it! Check out this video of how it works.
The @bugbitething is such a simple, clever invention! 
Grab 3 and get 1 FREE this weekend only! http://www.BugBiteThing.com #adWho would have thought a simple device that used suction could be so effective?
Photo Credit: Bug Bite Thing/ Instagram
They’re just $9.99 apiece, so click here and grab a couple today at their website or click here to pick one up on Amazon!
#2. Pooch Selfie
comes! 
Dig you get everything in your dog’s Xmas list? . . . . . #poochselfie #dogsofinstagram #santa #secretsanta #stockingstuffers #petselfie #puppies
#dogselfie #xmas #whiteelephantgift #sefietime #petsofinstagram #petsofinsta #chairchallenge #ballislife #fyp #selfiechallenge #puppies_of_instagramJust in time for the holidays comes a product that every dog lover can get behind.
CAPTION THIS PLEASE! 
I’ve been a terrible Thanksgiving weekend shopper . . . which will definitely make Mr. @dwpilant very HaPpY indeed 
I did find out HOWEVER that my absolute favorite pet accessory out there = the @poochselfie is currently discounted for CYBER MONDAY 
so I thought I should hop on here at let you color-loving, dog parents know that as well 
it is seriously the BEST tool out there to get a great photo with your beloved dog 
all four of ours love it and look at the camera every time! • And this is another simple, fun idea. Put a ball on top of a phone so your best pal will look at it while you take a picture with them.
Best part? Once you’re done taking the photo, the ball comes off and you can play fetch!
. . . #furchild #furbabies #poochselfie #dogselfie #dogselfies #dogselfiefail #dogselfiesfordays #dogs #dog #dogsofinstagram #doggies #dogstagram #doggieflair #pets #puppy #puppies #ballislife #pupper #pupperino #doge #dogtoy #dogtoys #cutepuppy #woofyeah #dogphotography #dogphotographer #dogphotos #dogphoto #selfie #tennisballThe Pooch Selfie is only $9.99, and is available now on Amazon, so click here and grabs yours.
#3. Solemates Blister Blocker
Anybody getting new shoes in your family this holiday season? Then they need some products from Solemates, stat!
Do your shoes hurt your feet? Do you get blisters when wearing heels, flats, sneakers – or breaking in any new shoes? 
@thesolemates all-natural balm prevents blister and protects and nourishes feet. 
The blister blocker has saved my life, is not greasy and does not leave you feeling as though you have any strange residue on your feet. It has moisturizing elements though, so it actually nourishes your feet while you are wearing your favorite shoes. 
Click the link in my bio to learn more about Solemates Blister Blocker! 
Specifically Solemate’s Blister Blocker product, which ensures that the friction you get from those new stilettos won’t rub you raw.
They even have some for the athletes in your life! Because those teenies can leave a mark too!
Also, Blister Blocker is The product is natural, unscented, hypoallergenic and cruelty free!
But don’t take our word for it. Here’s a list of athletes that have used Blister Blocker and swear by it.
NBA Athletes:
- Miye Oni
- Duncan Robinson
- Dedric Lawson
- Al Horford
- Jrue Holiday
- Cameron Payne
- Devin a Robinson
US National Team:
- Alex Morgan
- Ibtihaj Muhammad
- Ali Krieger
- Ashlyn Harris
Buy it on Amazon today! Grab a Sport version or Regular version.
#4. Subsafe: The Ultimate Sandwich Protector
#SubSafe #SubSafeNotSoggyHow can you take sandwiches (and a lot of other stuff) with you and make sure it doesn’t get wet or worse?
Enter the Subsafe, a product that was featured on Shark Tank recently…
Posted by SubSafe on Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Each kit costs just $15 (for a limited time only) and includes three pieces so you can keep a 6 inch or 12 inch sub sandwich safe and sound!
Photo Credit: SubSafe
If you’ve got friends who love to spend time out on the water, this is a perfect holiday gift.
Pick a SubSafe up at their website today!
#5. Did You Know 2020 Desk Calendar
Do you like to learn ONE new thing a day? Of course you do. And so does everybody else.
That’s why you need a Did You Know 2020 Desk Calendar.
Photo Credit: Did You Know
Because you need to know that you should NEVER drink 70 cups of coffee in a short period of time.
Photo Credit: Did You Know
Also, stay away from ghost peppers. Yikes!
Photo Credit: Did You Know
All this and 363 more amazing facts await!
Click here and grab a Did You Know? 2020 Desk Calendar today!
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The State of Washington once forced…
The State of Washington once forced Comcast to refund nearly 50,000 customers for charging them a $5/month “service protection plan” that actually did nothing.
This Is Why Most Product Prices End in .99
You may notice that the price of nearly every product ends in a familiar number. Strangely, no matter if you’re looking at an expensive flat-screen TV or a can of tuna, the price tag almost always ends in .99.
If you are OCD like me, it can be incredibly irksome. After all, wouldn’t an even number like $5 be a lot more satisfying than $4.99?
Well, the secret behind this pricing strategy is actually pretty simple. It all comes down to one basic concept: psychology.
According to Julie Ramhold, a consumer analyst with DealNews.com, since we read from left to right, we pay less attention to the end of a number than we do the beginning. And let’s face it, if you’re quickly scanning a shelf for a bag of chips, the $4.99 bag does have more appeal than the $5 one, despite the minuscule difference.
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Psychological pricing can have a major effect on purchasing decisions, especially when shoppers are faced with multiple choices in the same category.
“Consumers don’t want to transcend a certain category, so even a penny less may make a huge psychological difference,” explained Subimal Chatterjee, Distinguished Teaching Professor of Marketing at Binghamton University School of Management.
From a business perspective, retailers can capitalize on the psychological pricing concept when it comes down to a change in the number of digits. For example, a product listed for $99.99 technically falls under the three-digit range even though it is essentially $100. Instead of losing a customer because of the three-digit price, a retailer can maximize profit by pricing a product at the top end of the lower range.
Prices often end in .99 ($4.99! $19.99!) & this paper shows why. When a price ends in .99 it seems 17 cents cheaper than it actually costs. Retailers lose 2% of profits by not using this trick more, because they think people are less gullible as they are! https://t.co/Gi3GT7ttuQ pic.twitter.com/THHIJyZr1q
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) December 17, 2018
Author Mary Potter Kenyon explained, “We see $9.99 and think of it as priced for nine dollars and some cents, instead of rounding it up to ten dollars. We look at a price tag of $10 and we see it as ten dollars, rather than one penny more than the $9.99 price tag!”
For bargain shoppers, even-numbered prices are often available at places like thrift stores, mom-and-pop shops and farmers markets, but this has more to do with the nature of their inventory and the lack of pre-determined prices. No matter where you shop, make sure to consider the full price tag – don’t make the middle-school mistake of rounding to the first digit.
Your wallet will thank you later.
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Here Are Some Weird Fast Food Items from Around the World
Have you ever eaten at a fast food joint in a foreign country? It can be a little…off. Just kind of weird if we’re being totally honest.
Don’t believe me? Let’s take a look at the evidence.
These responses come to us from the Buzzfeed Community.
1. Pizza Hut – Cheeseburger-Stuffed Crust
Cheeseburger Crust Pizza via Pizza Hut and McDonald's
Posted by Kirk Tinsley on Wednesday, April 15, 2015
“I love burgers as much as the next person, but Pizza Hut decided to go above and beyond by adding 10 of them to their pizza crust. This was introduced in the Middle East in 2012, and it later expanded to other places, like the UK.”
2. Burger King – Mac ‘n’ Cheetos
“You know the deal here: Fried mac ‘n’ cheese that’s coated in Cheetos dust. They initially came with a side of ranch for all of your dunking desires. This menu item was added nationwide in 2016, left for a little, but then made a comeback in 2017. They even added a “Flamin’ Hot” coating as well.”
3. McDonald’s – Gracoro Burger
“The patty consisted of a breadcrumb crust that was stuffed with macaroni, shrimp, and white sauce.”
4. KFC – Double Down Dog
“Originally introduced in the Philippines in 2015, the Double Down Dog was basically just a hot dog with fried chicken as the bun. In fact, this was an iteration of their Double Down sandwich: a bacon and cheese sandwich that had two pieces of fried chicken acting as the bread.”
5. Taco Bell – Cap’n Crunch Delights
“Cap’n Crunch Delights were added as a Taco Bell breakfast item in the United States in 2015. They were basically little pastries that were coated in fruity Crunch Berries cereal. The best part? The center was filled with a “sweet milk icing.” I’m drooling.”
6. McDonald’s – Chicken McDo with McSpaghetti
“This one is pretty self-explanatory: You’ve got a piece of fried chicken and some spaghetti with marinara and cheese. McSpaghetti was actually introduced (and quickly discontinued) in the United States in the 1970s. It was then brought back internationally (specifically in the Philippines) in the early 2010s.”
7. KFC – Cheese Donut
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Posted by KFC on Friday, November 29, 2013
“KFC Indonesia decided to combine two interesting things in 2013: donuts and cheese. Their standard donut was topped with shredded Swiss and some sprinkled-on cheddar. No comment.”
8. Pizza Hut – Double Sensation
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Posted by Pizza Hut on Tuesday, April 23, 2013
“The Double Sensation pizza debuted at Pizza Hut locations in Singapore in 2012. It was promoted as a “pizza within a pizza” and actually had two rings of crust on it. The pizza was also topped with several cheeses, veggies, meats (including chicken sausage, turkey, smoked chicken, and ham), and even an Alfredo sauce.”
9. Burger King – Kuro (Black) Ninja Burger
Paint it blackBarcelos restaurant in New Delhi introduced four black burgers on its menu earlier this month. A…
Posted by Hedge School of Applied Economics on Friday, May 22, 2015
“In the early 2010s, Burger King Japan based this burger on an anime character. It consisted of two black buns, their regular beef patty, a hash brown, and a special sauce. Oh, and it also had a giant piece of bacon sticking out of it to look like a tongue. So casual.”
10. Burger King – Premium Berry Burger
Japan Burger King's Berry Burger. Tasted good.
Posted by Michael Thomas on Tuesday, December 30, 2014
“It’s exactly what it looks like. Burger King Japan released this burger, which was topped with berries and a sweet cranberry, blueberry, and blackberry sauce. This was a seasonal menu item that was introduced at the end of 2014.”
Those are pretty weird, if I do say so myself.
What’s the oddest fast food item you’ve ever encountered? Let us know in the comments!
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Here Are Some Great Gifts for Grandparents That They’ll Actually Use
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Have you ever seen something and thought, “I wish I would have thought of that!” Maybe you haven’t, but a grandparent you know sure has! And you’ve undoubtedly heard one of them say, “That’s the best thing since sliced bread!”
Yeah, bread didn’t used to be sliced. It was just a whole loaf. That was a thing.
Today we’re taking a look at 5 awesome gifts for this holiday season that will get your Mamo and Bampo talking like there’s no tomorrow. “What a handy gift!” they’ll exclaim. And they’ll be right. Because these are pretty darn great!
#1. Bug Bite Thing
Photo Credit: Bug Bite Thing
This handy, dead-simple tool has been a fave product of ours for many years, and the sharks on Shark Tank apparently agree!
Check out what happens when all five sharks are fighting over one product!
So why were they so excited?
Because the Bug Bite Thing actually works.
Listen, literally every single person on this planet has to deal with bug bites or stings.
And if you’re a grandparent and you have grandkids… you want to make sure they’re always taken care of when those bites strike!
Do you want to use expensive creams and ointments?
No, of course not. Because they don’t treat the actual cause of the bug bite.
But the Bug Bite Thing does. It sucks the irritant or venom out the wound with simple suction.
Plus, it’s completely reusable. Just wash it with soap and water, dry it off, and it’s ready to use again.
It’s so easy, we even made a meme about it! Because if there’s one thing grandparents love… it’s memes!
Click here and grab a couple today at their website or click here to pick one up on Amazon! The grandparents in your life will thank you!
#2. Oasis Diffuser – Waterproof Aromatizer
Photo Credit: Oasis Diffuser
As we get older, the one thing we all pay attention to is our health. That’s where essential oils can help. They aid in reducing stress, inflammation and all kinds of conditions you wouldn’t expect.
Oil diffusers have been growing in popularity, but what about when you get in the shower? That’s where the Oasis Diffuser – Waterproof Aromatizer comes in.
It’s a very simple idea. You fill up the bottles, turn on the diffuser and take a shower. All that beautiful smelling mist does the rest!
So what kind of essential oils should you use? You can go grab ANY kind really, but some of our favorite essential oils are blends from Zum.
Photo Credit: Indigo Wild
Put those two together, and those grandparents in your life will look at shower time in a whole new light!
Click here to pick one up today, and click here to check out those oil blends from Zum!
#3. 23andMe Health + Ancestry Service
Photo Credit: 23andMe
Where did we come from? How did we all end up here? These are questions we ask our elders, but sometimes they either don’t know or can’t remember. You’ll give them insight into their ancestry and the traits that come along with that.
Photo Credit: 23andMe
Plus, you’ll give them reports about their health that may reveal things that they never saw coming.
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Click here to grab a kit for the grandparents in your life.
#4. Letters to My Grandchild
Photo Credit: Amazon.com
Are you ready to cry? Yeah you are! Because what’s more weepy than thinking of a grandparent writing a letter to their grandkids that they’ll read in the future?
Photo Credit: Amazon.com
Answer, nothing!
Photo Credit: Amazon.com
This book includes 12 prompted letters for grandparents to fill in with their memories, wit and wisdom.
And there are other books in this series too…
Photo Credit: Amazon.com
Click here to check out all the titles! You may want to pick up more than just one!
#5. Did You Know 2020 Desk Calendar
Photo Credit: Did You Know
What do grandparents like more than hugs from their grandkids? Reading a new, fun fact every single day of the year! Like this one!
Photo Credit: Did You Know
Okay, we kid. Hugs are clearly better, but who in your life do you know who would be more inclined to look at a desk calendar every single day than grandma and grandpa?
For instance, did you know this about ghost peppers?
Photo Credit: Did You Know
Yeah, stay away from those ghost peppers! Yikes!
Click here and grab at Did You Know? 2020 Desk Calendar today!
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Ford Is Making Headlights from McDonald’s Coffee Bean Waste
This is pretty cool!
Coffee beans and headlights don’t seem like a natural pairing, but McDonald’s and Ford are working to change that.
The two historic American companies have come together in a joint effort to drive sustainability initiatives in quite a unique way. This year, Ford began utilizing coffee chaff—the coffee bean skin that comes off during the roasting process—as a key component of its plastic headlamp housing. Naturally, the iconic car manufacturer turned to McDonald’s to steer them in the direction of the fast-food giant’s coffee bean suppliers.
As data showing the harmful effects of plastic pollution and carbon emissions makes its way into the public consciousness, there has been a trickle-down effect into the business world as well. Environmentally-conscious consumers continue to push for products that are comprised of sustainable materials.
Hence: coffee bean waste into plastic alternatives.
I’M LOVIN IT: Ford and McDonald’s partnering to convert coffee bean skin into car parts.
“Like McDonald’s, Ford is committed to minimizing waste. We’re always looking for innovative ways to further that goal.” – Ian Olson, senior director of global sustainability for McDonald’s pic.twitter.com/xR4DSalNII
— Mark Cavitt (@MarkCavitt) December 4, 2019
Debbie Miewelski, Ford’s senior technical leader of materials sustainability, explained that the coffee-containing version of the company’s headlamps is more sustainable than its traditional plastic and talc-based models due to its lighter weight. Additionally, talc is not a renewable component, whereas coffee chaff is widely available and has typically been discarded.
The coffee chaff innovation is just the latest in a long line of sustainability projects by Ford. Ford vehicles have featured soy-based foam in their cushions since 2011, and waste from wheat, coconut, tomato and other plants has been utilized in other Ford car components.
“If you came to our lab, it looks somewhere between a landfill and a farm,” Miewelski said.
When Ford decided coffee was its next fix, its team reached out to McDonald’s due to its scale and similar sustainability goals.
Ford and McDonald's are teaming up to make car parts out of recycled coffee beans pic.twitter.com/JX6MlDwDW9
— QuickTake by Bloomberg (@QuickTake) December 7, 2019
The gigantic fast-food restaurant chain achieved its goal of sourcing all of its U.S. coffee sustainability a year ahead of schedule in 2019. Their partnership with Ford will hopefully lead to more opportunities for crafting environmentally-friendly, sustainable products.
As Ian Olson, senior director of global sustainability at McDonald’s, said, “This is just scratching the surface of trying to understand what’s possible.”
Cheers to that!
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Take a Look at These Craigslist Screenshots of Really Annoying People
These screenshots might make you question humanity…because, unless these people are just messing around and trying to be funny, humanity is in trouble.
BIG TROUBLE.
Let’s take a look at the evidence…
1. Go get it fixed.
Trying to sell my old beater on Craigslist from ChoosingBeggars
2. Free isn’t good enough.
I was giving away a free dishwasher on Craigslist and caught one in the wild! from ChoosingBeggars
3. A hard bargain.
Always love dealing with people on Craigslist. from ChoosingBeggars
4. He lives on F*ck Off Lane.
I hate craigslist. This guy has been bothering me all day, never posting my number again from ChoosingBeggars
5. Bringin’ out the crazies.
Posted FREE china cabinet on Craigslist and it brought out the crazies. This was the entirety of this conversation, the post only had a city name and they were “on the way” already from ChoosingBeggars
6. Seems like a great guy.
A Pre-owned PS4 goes for $240 on gamestop, I put mine up on craigslist for $180 which was apparently still too high for this guy from ChoosingBeggars
7. No thanks!
An actual ad I saw on Craigslist this morning from ChoosingBeggars
8. Full price and then some.
This person was selling frames on craigslist and I offered full price. He then goes and sends me this. from ChoosingBeggars
9. This is great.
The second interaction I’ve had with a choosing beggar on Craigslist. This time for a lawn-mower I was selling from ChoosingBeggars
10. People are unbelievable.
11. That’s a little extreme.
My girlfriends mom was giving away furniture on Craigslist. from ChoosingBeggars
12. Bizarre.
Craig’s list always has the choosiest of the beggars. from ChoosingBeggars
13. It’s clearly your fault.
Game design student needed my Craigslist video card because his broke "2 months ago" and had a breakdown when I didn’t want to trade for a Wii from ChoosingBeggars
14. You owe him!
This guy got extremely angry when I didn’t immedietly respond to his question from ChoosingBeggars
15. Just get a private jet.
Posted my rabbit on craigslist, along with her cage, supplies, food bins, etc., and apparently it wasn’t a good enough deal. Honestly, I should be paying her $100. from ChoosingBeggars
Ugh, sorry you had to see that.
We apologize…
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A Company Will Pay You $3,000 a Month to Smoke and Review Marijuana. Really.
Are you on the lookout for a new gig? Does the new job you’re looking for ideally involve smoking a lot of weed and getting paid a decent amount of cash to do it?
Well, you’re in luck, my friend!
American Marijuana is an online company packed with information about medical marijuana, and they’re looking for product reviewers to test out marijuana products for their “cannabis product reviewer” position. I know many people who I think might be interested in this as a career move.
Smoke pot, write about it, make $3,000 a month: American Marijuana, an online medical marijuana magazine, needs a cannabis product reviewer.https://t.co/ricurW8KKu
— KPLC (@KPLC7News) November 19, 2019
Here’s what the job entails. First of all, you have to live in a state where medical marijuana is legal. You’ll receive a monthly package on your doorstep filled with cannabis products that you’ll have to honestly review in blog posts and in short videos that you’ll film…so you do have to be kind of technically savvy and not high as a kite when you do the actual reviews.
Presumably.
To get the job, you also have to be physically fit and healthy. Most importantly, you have to know your shit. You need to have a lot of knowledge about marijuana and different strains. If you get the job, you’ll be paid up to $3,000 a month, and you’ll receive a whole lot of weed products. We’re talking weed, edibles, CBD, vapes, oils, etc.
Posted by AmMa.org on Wednesday, September 4, 2019
The company says, “This may not be for everybody but I bet you’re interested in this type of work. I mean, come on, who doesn’t want to get paid by doing what you love?”
What do you think? Are you gonna give it a shot?!?!
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