It seems like standing on queues public services and banks may be boring to some but it is profitable.
And yet a Londoner has made it a profession to stand in line for financially well-off people who do not want to waste their time.
Ο Freddie Beckitt charges λί 20 an hour to stand in line for others, according to the Mirror. On a good day the 31-year-old can earn up to 160 pounds (about 190 euros). However, what he does requires patience, as you can wait in line for eight whole hours.
As he mentions, the best jobs are in the queue for tickets too popular events, such as shows at Apollo, for customers who are rich in money and have no time to lose.
Speaking to The Sun, Freddie says: "I worked eight hours in a queue for the Christian Dior show at V&A for some very well-off people in their 60s."
"The actual queue was only three hours, but they asked me to pick up their tickets and wait for them to arrive, so I had hours to look at the V&A museum paying λί 20 an hour, it was great!", he adds.
Summer is the season with more traffic, as so many other events are planned.
via: Enimerotiko