What's the most nobody knows job that pays really good amounts of money?

Nuclear divers. They make repairs in nuclear reactors.

It's actually not very dangerous if you don't do it a lot. Water is a very good shield against radiation,

and the divers receive a relatively small dose if you compare it to the background radiation we all get during a year of just living our lives.

You only have to work once every few months because of the amount of radiation you receive

and you can make up to $100,000 per year.

Tube operators. Tube is in the British subway.

Because the job is so depressing, whoever takes on the job actually gets paid quite a decent amount.

However, the conditions are actually awful.

Underground means not much lighting.

The air is stuffy and there is no one to talk to.

You can make a good amount of money and you don't have to talk to people?

I'm currently applying for British citizenship.

Unfortunately, you'll have to start as a station attendant or something similar.

Driver is the top of the transport for London career ladders. You get paid pretty well,

like £60,000 per year, but that's as high as you can go. Plus, there's always the chance

some poor human being will jump in front of your train. As far as part-time work, I work valet

and make around $30 per hour on average.

It's a ton when it's literally the easiest job in the world. Shut off your brain and run for cars.

The timpanist or kettle drummer of the orchestra gets paid really well. Only the first violin

gets paid more. It turns out that keeping those kettle

drums tuned requires an enormous amount of skill.

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