A marijuana company in the US is looking to employ a pothead to smoke and test „a wide variety of Cannabis products”.
The job is a far cry from your usual nine to five office job, with applicants promised they can „work from the comfort of your home” and be paid £28,000 for the pleasure.
However, you will need to be over 18 and live in a state where medical cannabis is legal to consume and be able to handle smoking the 'herb’ every day.
The advert, posted by American Marijuana states: „We’re looking for someone to review a wide variety of cannabis products and give their unbiased reviews and opinions of the product.
A marijuana cigarette is prepared during the annual 4/20 rally on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario, on April 20, 2019. (Photo by Lars Hagberg / AFP)LARS HAGBERG/AFP/Getty Images
We’re looking for someone to review a wide variety of cannabis products to give our readers honest and reliable insights on various cannabis products.
„And they have to live in a state in America or Canada where medical marijuana is legal.”
The successful applicant will have to write reviews about products in the form of a blog as well as explainer vlogs unboxing and comparing similar products.
The advert continues: „We’re looking for a guy who also has extensive knowledge of marijuana to educate our readers.
Close-up of four medical marijuana prescription containers. One opened container is in the foreground with cannabis bud falling out.
„Lastly, the applicant needs to be physically fit and healthy in general to carry out cannabis product reviews regularly.”
Products for review will include different weed strains, vapes, foodstuffs and CBD oils.
In return for reviews, the successful pothead will be paid $3,000 (£2,324) a month in salary.
In order to be in with a chance, you’ll need to submit a CV, headshot and send in a 60-second explainer video about your passion for the role.
And to make sure you know your stuff you’ll need to pass a marijuana quiz, by listing at least 6 street names, slang terms, or nicknames for the drug.
Only people in American states were the drug is legal will be able to apply.
The Class B drug is still illegal to own, distribute or consume in the UK and is only available on medical grounds if prescribed by a doctor.