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Abel's eye listener, you're about to hear a little taste of a very exciting, very fun segment we are doing

for this year's Max Fund Drive. It's called The Worst Job I Ever Had. This year, we asked a bunch of

bullseye guests about the worst job they ever had in their life, the gigs that they had

before they got into showbiz. For me, it was counting ballots.

1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, in batches of 15 deep underneath San Francisco's

City Hall.

Our first celeb, Denzel Curry.

Denzel Curry, what is the worst job you ever had? Never had a job. This is my only job.

Never ever? Never had a job. I've seen everybody else working and it made me think like I don't want a job. I don't want to work for nobody else.

Do you think one day you might have a job? No, I hope to God, no.

I'm just pray to God, this is my only job, you know?

Me being an artist and being able to make my own decisions and do what I need to do.

I feel the same way as you.

I'm terrified that one day I might have to get a job.

Yeah, no.

So I have had jobs, but I was not very good at having a job.

Yeah.

I don't want a job at all.

Sorry.

Hi, I'm Megan Sultter, and the worst job I ever had was, oh, God, it's really hard because I can find good things about every job I've had.

I was going to say I was a really bad waitress, but I liked working at the restaurant because my siblings worked there too.

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