Watch 10 Fast and Furious films, earn $1K

Brayden Blackwell and Libby Price • May 12, 2023

Trailer Courtesy of: Universal Studios

$55 an hour?

Without having to leave the comfort of your couch?

That summer job could be yours courtesy of Finance Buzz, a website that provides financial tips, advice and recommendations.

With May 19’s release of “Fast X,” the newest installment in the blockbuster Fast and Furious franchise, the company is looking for someone to assess the auto damage across all 10 movies.

Finance Buzz will pay one lucky person $1000 to watch the over twenty hours of exhilarating accidents, badass brawls and riveting romance.

That winner will need to play the role of Insurance Claims Adjuster, recording the number of accidents, which vehicles are involved and the extent of the damages across the series.

The Finance Buzz team will use those findings to estimate the insurance impact of the franchise’s reckless driving, the basis for an upcoming story on the corporation’s website.

In addition to the 1K payday, Finance Buzz provides $100 to cover the cost of any streaming fees, movie rentals, tickets and, of course, the snacks to fuel the movie marathon.

To be eligible, applicants must be at least 18, reside in the United States, be able to rent or stream movies and screen “Fast X” in theaters.

The winner has two weeks to make it to the finish line, completing all ten films.

Applications must be submitted by May 19 at 10:59 Central. The winner will be selected May 26 and contacted via email.

Interested applicants can apply here.

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About the Contributors

Brayden Blackwell, Senior Staff Reporter

Brayden is a senior at Normal Community; this is Brayden's third year on the Inkspot where he is a senior staff reporter. I am inspired by people lifting each other up because "iron sharpens iron." My all-time dream is to become a social studies teacher. A book that moved me was "The Last Olympian" by Rick Riordan.

Libby Price, Staff Writer

Libby Price is a senior at Normal Community High School and is involved in Speech Team. This is her first year working with the Inkspot, and she is a staff writer. On the weekends I enjoy baking and crocheting. My favorites subjects in school are English and Spanish. I hope to become a teacher someday.