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Working Weird Craigslist Jobs to Earn $965 for New York City Rent
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May 13, 2019
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May 13, 2019
4,364,360
56,111
4,464
1.39%
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8:27Now PlayingVICE's Will Tilghman tries to make his monthly rent of $965 by working weird jobs posted on the gigs section of New York Craigslist. After staging a photoshoot for a restaurant, screening a bad horror movie, trying a new deodorant, writing a bio for a nice mom, handing out newspapers, doing a timely impersonation of Lord Varys from “Game of Thrones”, and more, Will goes deep into the world of Craigslist to see if he can actually pay his rent by doing odd-jobs.
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