You could get paid to binge watch TV all day

You could get paid to binge watch TV all dayYou could get paid to binge watch TV all dayDream job alert here. Lets be honest, at least some of your weekend is usually devoted to having a major binge-watching session if not weekday nights. A recent survey found that 45% of adultshave pulled an all-nighter in the last year to watch a TV show, withmenbeing slightly more likely to do so than women. Theguiltiest age groupis 25-34-year-olds, of whom just under 50% have stayed up all night to watch TV.But what if you could get paid to sit on your couch and fall into a deep TV coma?HowToWatch.com is hiring someone to watch TV and get paid for it. It would pay $20 per hour for 100 total hours which comes out to a cool $2,000 for doing something youre probably already doing. Its the perfect gig if you have some free time coming up or work from home and are good at multitasking.However, there are a few caveats. You cant just watch your favorite shows from the 90s or that new Netflix series youv e been dying to check out. The job requires you to watch 14 hours of live content (this means sports, news and broadcast programming) on streaming platforms includingDIRECTV NOW, fuboTV, Hulu with Live TV, Philo, PlayStation Vue, Sling TV, and YouTube TV (but the subscriptions will be covered by HowToWatch.) Plus, you cant totally veg out as you have to take detailed notes about the different platforms performances. It would also be nice if you could share some of your thoughts on social media once in a while. The hours must be completed by November 1, 2018.You can fill out the application here by October 4th.