What are some weird and high-paying careers?

New dramas starring Hu Ge are usually popular TV dramas, and "The Hunting Ground" is no exception. It received extremely high ratings when it first aired and became a hot topic in the media.

The mysterious high-paying and unpopular profession of "headhunting" has once again aroused everyone's interest! Next, let’s take a look at some other weird, high-paying and unpopular careers!

Subway promoter: During peak hours in the Tokyo subway, the number of passengers in the car will exceed 200% of the capacity, and it is difficult to close the subway door. At this time, the subway "push hands" need to appear in time to "stuff" people into the carriage. Now, subway "pushers" have become a fixed job type in Tokyo Metro. On January 26, 2007, people were pushed into subway cars by staff in Tokyo, Japan.

Island Keeper: Half-year salary of US$100,000. Picture provided by Queensland Tourism Australia, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia. A man stands on Lizard Island holding a sign for the best job in the world.

Pet Appreciator: Every pet competition cannot lack a referee. As an excellent pet appraiser, rich knowledge and unique vision are essential.

Pearl Collecting Diver: Since ancient times, pearls have been a precious jewelry. Before the invention of cultured pearls, people could only collect natural pearls by diving. Due to the cold water and pressure of the deep ocean, divers are at high risk for a variety of illnesses, including inner ear damage and lung infections.

Breast milk courier: Lenny’s home is about 15 kilometers away from the office. Since it was inconvenient to go home to breastfeed his son after work, he found this company that specializes in breast milk express business. This breast milk delivery company was founded in 2010 to solve the worries of working mothers like Lenny. The company equips each courier with a motorcycle and monitors road conditions in real time through GPS to select the best route for the courier. Each express delivery fee is 30,000 to 40,000 Indonesian rupiah (approximately US$3.3 to US$4.4).

Being a beggar in Dubai: There is a saying that "having money means being willful". In Dubai, you just throw away things you don't want. Some people even throw Ferraris on the street.

It is precisely because of the popularity of "The Hunting Ground" that more people have begun to pay attention to these unpopular professions. In fact, each unpopular profession has its own unique charm and difficulty, and deserves our respect.