A job i´d like to do


I'm not really sure if this would be a job but, I’d enjoy to be paid for traveling. I love to know knew places, getting out, know cultures, cities, countries, towns… everywhere is interesting for me.

I think humans work not just to cover the cost of life. If you are lucky enough, you will always look forward to travel. I think that's crazy to stay in one place all your life, the planet is full of interesting things and we just know a thousandth part of it. I think that’s pretty sad :c

Well I don't think you have to have a special knowledge to want to travel around the world unless you do it for a propose.

If I had to have a propose to do this job, it would be to know the traditional dish of every part I visit or maybe know the most controversial history incident of the place I don't know haha

For those things I would have to have skills like a developed taste bud or anthropology or sociology skills... That would be great :)

Well someone that could inspire my wishing in this job is whoever at whatever tv show that transmit this “world travelers”. But I don´t know if I´d like my job to be shown at TV, I don’t like tv because I think it just make people consume stupidity. But if there wasn't alternative, I would demand the program to show things that are significant for society. That teaches something, not just show superficial stuff that don’t make people think.









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