If you have ever said, "I could literally eat ice cream for a living," Snoop Dogg might have the just you're looking for!

Snoop Dogg's ice cream brand, Dr. Bombay, is looking for an International Ice Cream Taster, and yes, this is a real job listing.

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The position is a three-month remote contract that pays $10,000 a month, meaning the lucky person hired could make $30,000 over the course of the entire contract.

You could literally be Snoop Dogg's next ice cream taste-tester.

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The person they end up hiring (if they haven't already) will travel and explore different cities and cultured looking for unique ice cream and dessert trends.  You'll be expected to try flavors that might not hit mainstream yet, discover interesting combinations and report your findings back to the Dr. Bombay team.

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You'd also help:

  • Come up with new ice cream flavors, campaigns and experiences for the brand.
  • Film yourself and create social media content to share your ice cream adventures.

You do need to have a passport, conversational English and either a strong social media presence or ability to tell a really good story.

Knowing additional languages is a bonus, too!

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The position is actually open to people around the world.  Imagine getting paid $10,000 a month to fly somewhere, walk around a new city, creating content finding the weirdest ice cream you can possible find, and report back to Snoop Dogg to tell him what you thought to help inspire the next Dr. Bombay flavor.

I mean... somebody has to do it.  Right?!

Would you apply for this job?  I might.  If I go MIA for a while just know it's probably because I'm busy traveling the country eating ice cream.

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