
A website is offering $1,000 for someone to binge-watch home improvement shows
CNN
If you feel like watching home improvement shows causes you to spend more money on your remodeling, here's your chance to earn some cash while binge-watching "Fixer Upper."
The website ReviewHomeWarranties is offering to pay someone $1,000 to watch 10 episodes of three different home improvement shows. The shows chosen by the website to watch include "Curb Appeal," "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," "Fixer Upper," "Flip or Flop," "Flipping Out," "HGTV Design Star," "House Hunters," "Property Brothers," "Rehab Addict" and "This Old House."
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