Who would want to work 5 weeks a year for millions?

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Jun 7, 2024
1:55:35pm

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shimmy

Previous username: AFCoug83
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Last login: Jun 27, 2024
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Pat Sajak’s last episode of Wheel of Fortune is tonight.

cougfanblue Truly Addicted User

Jun 7, 1:44pm

Wild that someone could stay at a job that monotonous for so many years. What

BlooCoug

Jun 7, 1:46pm

She is still on the show

WJCougar

Jun 7, 1:47pm

Huh? It would be more wild to ever leave it. Piece of cake and lots of money.

pink22

Jun 7, 1:48pm

Depends on whether your happiness is tied to fulfilling work I guess. Maybe I

BlooCoug

Jun 7, 1:51pm

He’s just having silly chit chat with people. Hosting a TV show. Actually would

pink22

Jun 7, 1:57pm

The only fulfilling thing about my job is the paycheck

wannnacruise

Jun 7, 2:08pm

He works a few months a year and gets paid millions

StantonMac

Jun 7, 2:15pm

Sajak works for about 6 total weeks per year, they record all the episodes

RenoCoug

Jun 7, 2:22pm

Maybe not bad if only 6 weeks for that amount of money.

BlooCoug

Jun 7, 2:26pm

According to a random internet page Sajak makes 14 million a year as host

StantonMac

Jun 7, 2:36pm

But is it fulfilling?

RenoCoug

Jun 7, 2:40pm

Less filling, but tastes great

pink22

Jun 7, 3:18pm

He clearly loved the regular paychecks, but he is 77.

BlueFever

Jun 7, 1:51pm

Maybe he'll run for president.

kirkko

Jun 7, 2:47pm

And shake hands with imaginary friends in the afterlife.

BlueFever

Jun 7, 2:54pm

Who would want to work 5 weeks a year for millions?

shimmy

Jun 7, 1:55pm

I could do monotony for $14M a year.

Eddie

Jun 7, 1:56pm

This has to be one of the worst takes ever!!!

A_blue_car

Jun 7, 2:01pm

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