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From Charmin, $10,000 to meet people in Times Square toilets
Want to earn $10,000 working in Times Square this holiday season? No, no. Not that way! Rudy 
Giuliani cleaned all that up.
P&G’s Charmin toilet paper has a different job for you. The company is looking for five “Charmin Ambassadors” to work in its portable rest rooms in Times Square this holiday season.
The people must be “super-fun” and “enthusiastic.”
The job description: “Greet and entertain bathroom guests. Then blog about the experience. All candidates must really, really enjoy going to the bathroom.”
Except for the blogging part, I think my 15-month-old would be perfect for the job.
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I heard about this on Kathy Lee and Hoda this morning. I would love the opportunity to do this. I live in North Georgia and would love to spend the holidays in New York City greeting with “love the loo”. How do I apply.
Gold has finally found its match and refuge. RIP.
what an awesome job…
Theres no place like NYC during the Holiday…pls keep me advised…Your WC Specialist..Moe
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Except for the blogging part, I think my husband would be perfect for this job. He always manages to entertain me with the goings on in our bathroom…much to my dismay.