Couples can now cash in while trying to get sexy, as a British lingerie brand is looking for a couple to review items for Christmas.
The job pays £300 and requires the couple to help shortlist the best sexy underwear for their gift guide.
Unusual roles like this – such as food testers – pop up every year for Christmas as brands look to get honest feedback from consumers. A little more spicy than Christmas sandwich tasting, this job asks for ‘festive flirtation’ and a ‘not so silent night’. Pour Moi opened applications for their latest unusual job vacancy, titled Christmas Lingerie Testers.All you need to be eligible to apple is to be in a loved-up relationship, over 18, ‘adventurous’ and with an openness to testing out styles.
The advert reads: ‘We are hiring for a new role that requires a fun, flirty and festive couple to test our sexy lingerie sets, and decide which would make the best Christmas gifts for someone special.’As far as homework goes, this wouldn’t be laborious.
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