If you're looking for work, I've got a job,
you definitely don't want take a look at this job posting for a nanny that has,
I'm gonna say pretty strenuous requirements.
School is starting again and that means we once again need a nanny,
please read all of these requirements.
You need to have a Master's degree or higher so that our five year old and
seven year old will be intellectually challenged.
Know your bachelor of English doesn't mean you're smart.
Sorry, you must be between 24 28 years of age.
That's so specific to keep up with the activity level of our kiddos and
please plan to have your own housing.
Don't assume you'll be staying with us.
Yes, we have extra room, but the privilege is earned, not assumed.
We need you from 7AM maybe up to 8:30 until 3 to 6 every weekday.
And the pay will be $18 daily, not hourly, daily.
Plan to bring snacks or other food for
the kiddos as our cabinets will be locked during the day while we work.
You'll also need to bring educational materials such as workbooks as we do not
keep anything like this at home.
Thanks.
So, brushing aside why snacks was in quotation marks.
And I'm gonna wonder about that for the rest of my days.
The idea that you want someone with maybe a doctorate to teach your kids physics
all day long while running around on $18 a day and they're paying for
food to feed your kids all day, which I'm gonna say is gonna cost more than the $18.
It's led me and many people to question whether this is real.
Now that said in response to this story coming out,
a lot of people online have been posting lots of job postings for nannies and
they do tend to have a lot of crazy requirements.
So Brett, is this real or not?
What do you think?
>> I think the fact that this went viral simply underscores the undeniable
fact that millennials just don't wanna work anymore.
They don't know the value of hard work.
They don't know the value of earning your, keep cutting your teeth,
getting an extra education.
That back in my day, it just meant you'd have to get six or
seven nanny jobs and honestly with the technology now,
with them on their phones, like they are all the time we should
have the technology to do at least three or four days in your day.
They have iPhones that they're always on, I don't understand what the problem is and
why anyone would reject an opportunity for work, especially in this economy.
>> Yeah.
Look, it's believable because we know how much people don't care about
people who are desperately trying to work to make a living.
We in particular, people who, you know, get master's degrees,
whatever we like as a culture would mock them.
So the idea that they would come out and be happy to earn after snacks a buck 50
for a day's work, teaching multiple kids French and thermodynamics.
I guess that's believable.
We're gonna lock our cabinets, don't even think about eating our popcorn and
we've got space, but you can't live there.
That's where to me, it feels like maybe it's just that I hope,
I hope that it's satire.
I hope that nobody would actually post this.
>> When I was in college, I wrote a email about how do she frat boys?
And we were all in a frat and it was, it sounded kind of like this,
it wasn't serious, but it was taking whatever.
And that's what you do in like satire as you take it to the n degree.
I think that is probably the case of what's happening here.
But there have to have been things that aren't too dissimilar from
that that are actually asked for, as you mentioned for this to go.
I'll give you one, you want one.
>> So this, you need a bachelor's degree in child care or
nine years of relevant experience of references.
Full time availability, including weekends.
>> So this is a real one.
>> Well they're all supposedly real full time availability, including weekends.
So you just work every day.
You need to own a car, be English speaking, but
also speak another language so that you can teach her kids,
the other language, you need to know CPR, know history of problems with the law or
even traffic tickets and she will be checking on databases, no tattoos,
no drugs, no alcohol, no sketchy social media behavior or public pictures.
I assume they mean sketchy public pictures.
You gotta be okay with pit bulls.
That's fine. Pit bulls are good voice.
Must be okay with emergency last minute calls.
When would these calls becoming you're working all the time anyway.
Perfect attendance, 100% required, willing to pay for snacks.
Again, the idea that the employee you're hiring would be buying the snacks seems
absurd to me working with three people and the capper ideally will be a Trump fan.
That's insane.
You got to teach my three kids German while paying for their talkies and
I'll give you $10 an hour, which is a lot better than the other one at least.
It's a little more money.
>> This one isn't exactly who has a bachelor's degree in child care.
Nine years of relevant babysitting experience, that one happened.
But is there a relevant babysitting experience?
Like it's not applicable.
This doesn't count.
It was a baby squirrels.
Sorry, you gotta be baby people.
>> Okay.
You must be okay with my basket of squirrels.
So if he wants a job, she took that pay raise thing very seriously and
just put in the chat.
I have nine years of experience.
Yeah, well, Sophie's not a Trump fan.
So you wanna buy that kid food.
I know people who have no money for families and they make a ton of money
relative to what they're asked to do but they're not asked this much and
they they get paid way more than 10 under the table dollars.
Yeah this is they're not hiring a nanny.
They're hiring a mom/teacher.
Like teach multiple advanced topics and languages and give them physical.
That's a full staff job.
You can't pay them 18 bucks.
So anyway we have a poll up right now at tyt.com/poll slash entitled_ para.
But if you just go to tyt.com/polls you'll find it.
Do you think that this is real or not?
And I think it says less about the posting and
more about what we wanna believe about America but that's available.
We'll give the results later on at the end of the correction.
I'm not sure we're gonna have by the end but we'll give them to you eventually.