If you spend some time on Reddit's r/ChoosingBeggars community, you're likely to spot a lot of bizarre requests from people who either want expensive goods for far lower than any reasonable person would offer or services that people aren't given any real incentive to provide.
But sometimes, they can involve apparent job opportunities that seem fairly reasonable until you dig into what's actually required and discover that some people have a serious problem with creating realistic expectations for potential employees.
But while the job offer we're going to be discussing today would fit right in with that community, it was actually made before it even existed.