25 Of The Weirdest Jobs On Earth

If you have a passion for gum free tables, theaters, and sidewalks, just know that there are people out there who will hire you!

Typically hired by mint and toothpaste companies, these people keep smelling that stank breath until the minty freshness does its job.

These guys are basically tasked with engineering underwear that reduces the typically unpleasant post-fart stink.

Some hotels hire these guys to take care of the ducks in their pond and parade them around the grounds.

This is basically the canine version of the Breath Odor Evaluator.

There is actually a company in Virginia that hires artists to create portraits from the ashes of dead people.

They’re hired by professional apology services to apologize on behalf of people. We’re not even joking.

Some hotels apparently have employees roll around in their beds to warm things up for their guests.

There have been stories of students actually doing this part time.

The government has restricted some lanes of traffic to only cars with 3 or more people due to overcrowding. Poor people from the city outskirts take advantage of this by offering drivers to ride with them in the “fast lanes”.

Companies actually hire people to do this. It has to do with making sure the paint is durable as it dries.

These guys can thank the captain of the Titanic for their jobs.

A Finnish company made headlines not long ago when it advertised this position. Apparently they needed comfort levels to be checked.

Well, somebody has to convince the elephant to put on some stinkin’ clothes for the ceremony!

For an extra penny they’ll clean your left nostril. Ok, we’re kidding. Q-tips anyone?

It’s not entirely clear what they do but word has it that they just go around making sure that typical gender stereotypes aren’t being enforced.

It’s like babysitting kids, except ostriches.

These people have one job – figure out if the chick is male or a female.

In Tehran, the capital, only cars with certain license plate numbers are allowed on the road on certain days so people just pay someone to stand behind their plate and cover it.

With all those bikes and all those canals you can see why this job might exist.

These guys watch your car when you’re gone and beat up anybody that tries to steal it.

They are actually paid to cry at funerals.

They usually work in snuggle cafes. Whatever that is.

Again in Japan, these guys are paid to push people onto trains.

In Mexico there are actually people who walk around with batteries giving people shocks. Supposedly it sobers them up.