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(#16) Become A Part Time Skeleton Boy
Every house needs a skeleton boy, but so few home owners realize that they have to provide their own. If you're partial to wearing the skeleton suit, don't mind hiding in a closet to reach out at unsuspecting children, and have naturally clattery bones then you can make some extra money and have fun doing it.
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(#9) Professional Cuddler
Are you good at hugs? How do you feel about lying around on a couch for hours at a time with your arms draped around someone with seasonal depression? As long as you're professional and don't try to start smooching everyone you work with then you should be able to start raking in that side hustle dough by offering up your cuddle services.
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(#12) Crisis Actor
With all of the false flag operations taking place these days, it only makes sense that whoever's funding all of these babies would need some new crisis actors to appear at the next "mass shooting," or act of "domestic terrorism." Unfortunately you probably can't take too many of these jobs, "they" wouldn't want the same "people" to keep showing up in the same "news reports."
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(#17) Become A Professional Competitive Eater
You'll do much better at competitive eating if you get this through your head now, you're not going to be a winner overnight. But, you can work up to winning whatever cash you can in a hot dog eating contest while you eat for free, and get all the carbs you need for the rest of the week. Think of all the money you'll save on groceries.
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(#7) Be A Professional Friend
Does everyone around you describe you as "swell?" Are you a good listener no matter what the topic? If so then you should hire yourself out to people as a professional friend. No matter where you live there are plenty perfectly normal introverts who just need someone to talk to, or maybe they just need someone to have a practice conversation with before their big date. Just kidding, people who need a professional friend aren't going to go on a date.
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(#3) Babysitter
Why does everyone pretend like babies are so hard to take care of? You just carry them around let them shove spaghetti onto their heads and make sure they don't eat a bunch of forks. Any capable millennial can keep a baby alive and make around $50 a night.
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Like most of their peers, millennials have facing challenges throughout their careers. But not everyone likes easy and stable jobs. Millennials are becoming the main force of consumption, and smart people do not want to miss the best opportunity to make money. Obviously, full-time work is no longer able to meet their needs. Many people will consider starting a side job or even become a "gig worker".
For some people, side jobs are the second job they do a few hours a week to help make ends meet, but for most millennials, these side jobs show that they have multiple hobbies and personal social interactions. The random tool lists 17 popular side jobs for millennials.
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