‘The perfect job’: meet the fans being paid to watch all 104 World Cup games in Times Square

TL;DR

Kevin Akoto, a Liverpool fan, and Austin Franklin, an influencer, were chosen to watch all 104 World Cup games.
They are being paid $50,000 for the experience, which involves watching games from a viewing cube in Times Square.
Their responsibilities include creating social media content and recording their reactions.
Both describe the experience as surreal, likening it to being in the Truman Show due to constant public observation.
They aim to remain authentic while engaging with the games and interacting with fans who frequently ask about their facilities.
Food inspired by participating nations is served in the cube, and they are provided with hotel accommodations.
They share personal connections with fans and express high hopes for the United States and Ghana's performance in the tournament.
The demanding schedule of the tournament is acknowledged as a challenge, requiring self-care and sustained energy.

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