Unrealistic Job Offer Fails To Draw Applicants, Employer Claims "No One Wants To Work"

Leona Martinez
Dec 27, 2023
Dec 28, 2023

Here we are once again delving into a Reddit post from the r/ChoosingBeggars subreddit, a place where people online share their encounters with cheap "people who are being way too picky when begging for things." Today, we're exploring a post featuring a job offer from someone's cousin.

According to the OP, the cousin insists that "nobody wants to work," but upon reviewing the actual job offer, it becomes clear why there are no takers—the demands are downright unreasonable. The post includes the cousin's listing, detailing tasks like picking up six kids from school, running errands, cleaning, and more. Predictably, the community overwhelmingly agrees that the expectations are outlandish.

If you're curious to see the entire post and read the reactions in the comments section, stick around as we take a closer look and share the highlights.

The OP asks:

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OP shares her cousin's post so we can see exactly what her cousin needs help with and what she's willing to offer in return

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All whilst juggling six children!

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Wow! Chud is such a beautiful name

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Holy triple hell!

Source: SoullessCycle

Plenty of people would take that job!

Source: Kittypie75

Fair enough

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Seriously!!

Source: 73ld4

Now that’s socialism!

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And of course the nanny will have to provide all car/booster seats

Source: Rhodin265

It seems more fair if each of the three families can pay $15-20 per hour

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It's always the ones who can afford to pay who refuse to