I'm apply to be one, because its a fairly mindless simple job, not many variables to handle so I wont have to think much at all. It will be a bit of exercise instead of being stuck on my backside in front of a computer all the time and I will get to interact with all sorts of people. I did a similar job when I was younger, was quite good at it. Sure the money sucks, but I've also experienced the other end of the scale, like writing a program which took a week to build earning me £10k in two hours and saving 3 months of coding for a major Charity. At least its paying money instead of spending money on games like Candy Crush and in a way its no different to some of these types of games so I'll still get my epinephrine, norepinephrine and dopamine buzz.