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Click over to TNT Radio Empire.com and fire up the earbuds. This is the Todd and Tyler Radio Empire. Macaroons. Yeah. Thank you. Macaron. I don't think it's too much. French macaron, whatever you pronounce it. But those things, I forgot. I think he's the president. Yeah. Or was at one time croned they are freaking amazing by the way

they are amazing thing i forgot i forget what lister sent that to me but these guys didn't help me out

of course i have no idea what i was talking about either so thank you yeah those things are amazing

especially when you're slightly high nick here's something you want to do. It'd be tough to get this gig.

I'm sure a lot of people are going to apply for this.

I know you got that side hustle with the insurance.

I think this might be my side hustle.

Yeah, I think right, this is the side hustle.

Wendy's wants to pay a chief tasting officer $100,000 amid the burger wars.

Wendy's is hiring a chief testing officer to eat fast food on their couch and make video reviews

with no experience of qualification required, offering $100,000 for the position.

This is a real thing to it.

Oh, that doesn't sound like a full-time job.

It sounds like you could do that and then

have another gig. The job listing was posted on a dedicated website outside Wendy's corporate domain.

It's authentic. The position is mostly remote with light travel to local Wendy's locations required.

And candidates must be willing to start as soon as possible. The candidate must be comfortable

being on camera and have an ability to describe flavor. Nick, that's you. Yeah. That's you.

You're comfortable on camera. You can describe flavors. I apply to apply candidates must simply

submit a creative video according to a statement shared by Forbes. The job is aimed at one lucky

fan who cares more about burgers than climbing the corporate ladder. That's, that, that described you, Nick. That's a, this is a great job. It is. I think Wendy's making it tough for that other places, though, because, like, I think you'd run into some corporate crap from them. They're like, hey, here's a junior bacon cheeseburger. Like, oh, cool, where's the old lettuce? They're like, oh, we changed it. Well, this tastes worse now. They're not going to want that. No, I'm not going to want that publicly, no. No, but that's the feedback they want. They don't want to put it out in public, but I think that's the kind of feedback they want. Yeah, but it's video reviews and you look at the camera and say what you think. So you almost got to say

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