You can get paid $1,000 to host 3 virtual brunches for your friends
Remember brunch?
Enjoying a lazy, boozy brunch with friends is one of the best things in life, and will be at the top of many bucket lists for when things get back to normal.
Some people have been attempting to recreate the experience at home, trying everything from brewing their own butterbeer to taking online classes to learn how to rustle up classic brunch dishes.
But one lucky competition winner won't have to wait until the lockdown is lifted to enjoy the brunch of a lifetime.
Tech website WhistleOut.com is hosting a dream job competition, paying the winner $1,000 to stay at home and host three virtual brunches with their closest friends.
As well as the cash prize, the winner will also receive a $300 Grubhub gift card to cover the cost of three fabulous brunches for all their friends.
All the winner has to do is share their experience of three different video call apps, including: Houseparty, Bunch, Airtime, Squad, and Rave.
"We love brunch because it's about so much more than the food!' Maddie at WhistleOut.com told Insider.
Remember brunch?
Enjoying a lazy, boozy brunch with friends is one of the best things in life, and will be at the top of many bucket lists for when things get back to normal.
Some people have been attempting to recreate the experience at home, trying everything from brewing their own butterbeer to taking online classes to learn how to rustle up classic brunch dishes.
But one lucky competition winner won't have to wait until the lockdown is lifted to enjoy the brunch of a lifetime.
Tech website WhistleOut.com is hosting a dream job competition, paying the winner $1,000 to stay at home and host three virtual brunches with their closest friends.
As well as the cash prize, the winner will also receive a $300 Grubhub gift card to cover the cost of three fabulous brunches for all their friends.
All the winner has to do is share their experience of three different video call apps, including: Houseparty, Bunch, Airtime, Squad, and Rave.
"We love brunch because it's about so much more than the food!' Maddie at WhistleOut.com told Insider.