If that's the case, then you gotta eat.
Like, literally eat.
Everyone wants to earn money and looks for a different way to do it, right?
Well, because to find a job you are supposed to have knowledge on the field, which makes sense, many people are having it quite hard to find an occupation.
I totally understand, I, myself, don't have any kind of experience or knowledge on any specific matter either.
This is why many people give up on getting a decent paying job and stick up instead with humble ones.
Recently, however, youtube has become the solution to all this problems.
It is well known that a nice youtube channel with a descreete number of subscribers would grant you a decent pay and, in certain fortunate cases, a huge load of money.
The problem, though, is choosing what to make the channel you want to create about. As time goes on there are more and more channels with similar videos and it might become harder and harder to get subscribers, especially when the first youtubers have now millions of people watching their videos.
I guess at this point in life, someone was short of money and, after he tried to apply in every company and was rejected everytime, he thought "You know what if I have to die of starvation, at least let me eat like I've never seen food before in my life" and then again "oh, and let the people see. The world should be warned of the struggle of poor people."
So that's what he did: he bought a mountain of food, sat in front of a webcam, and started streaming himself eating. But, because he was very frustrated, he started talking, commenting on the food, complainig about life etc.
He never expected what happened next.
People were actually watching his live stream, listening, commenting and subscribing to him. The watching crowd grew bigger until he found himself with thousands of subscribers that were now even chatting with him.
At the end of the month he had earnt more that three thousand dollars and started a new trend on the internet: the talking & eating shows, also called mukbangs.
NOTE: THIS IS NOT A TRUE STORY. I MADE IT UP COMPLETELY. ORIGINALLY I WASN'T PLANNING TO, BUT IT SOON BECAME KINDA FUNNY SO I KEPT GOING. I DO NOT KNOW HOW EXACTLY THE TREND STARTED, I ONLY KNOW IT ORIGINATES FROM SOUTH KOREA, FOR MORE INFO GOOGLE IT.
What is true, though, is that a lot of people earn thousands of dollars every month for eating in front of a camera and I think whoever started the thing is a flipping genius.
I am a total fan of mukbangs.
My mom doesn't understand why I spend my time watching other people eat and talk about random stuff, but it is actually really entertaining and educative, I mean you get to see all kinds of food, if that's not education than what is it.
So, to sum it up, if you're good at eating and you think you can manage talking to a camera without sounding super awkward, why not give it a shot?
If you want to learn from experienced people here are a few videos:
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