Little-known job where you can earn up to £144k and you don’t need a degree… but don’t fall asleep during work
YOU could get paid up to £144,000 in this little-known job that doesn't require a degree - but don't fall asleep on shift.
The job of an official bed warmer is leaving people mind-blown after discovering the massive payslip it comes with.The average salaries for this comfy role range but have reportedly hit up to £144,000 a year.An official bed warmer may strike you as a bizarre, and may even leave you wondering why someone would splash the cash for the service considering hot water bottles and electric blankets cost far less.
But some people are willing to fork out hundreds of thousands of pounds to have someone lay in their bed and make it toasty.
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