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"Sit...Stay...Take Me To Dinner" | The "Pet Boys"
There's a new trend in South Korea, and for all you guys who don't mind being dragged around like a pet dog, it's perfect.
"I'm 6 ft tall guy and nice looking. Girls who would like to adopt me as your pet, please contact me."
Above, are the words of a typical applicant for a PET BOY position. Pet Boys are often college kids in their 20's who believe the "work" of keeping a woman company is a stress-free job...
Thousands of these college kids have jumped at the opportunity.
Last month, a local Korean TV Show announced they were accepting Pet Boy Applications, and over 2000 potential Pet Boys willing to trade their dignity for money contacted the show.
On second thought, being a Pet Boy really must be a great gig for financial reasons...after all, what girl wouldn't pay big money for a guy that shops with them whenever they want, takes them to romantic dinners, and basically obeys their every command?
More: via weirdasiannews| Watch the Japanese show that helped inspire the PET BOY idea under the cut
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haha wow, although what self-respecting girl would pay for a guy to do those things when she could just as easily find a man who'd do it for free? ;)
I guess you pay for the guarantee that they do it for more than the first month ;P
July 8, 2008 at 12:14 AM
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