You can get paid £1k to try out Britain s best bottomless brunches
A company is on the lookout for people to be Brunch Testers and try out a range of bottomless brunches around the UK. You ll also get paid £1,000 for doing it
16:37, 14 MAY 2021
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You can now get paid to test out Britain s best brunches (Image: Getty Images)
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