A joke about the job of estimating crowds is:
“I am thinking about pursuing a job as a crowd estimator. I wonder how many people are in that field.”
The joke was posted on Reddit—Jokes on January 23, 2017.
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I am thinking about pursuing a job as a crowd estimator
submitted January 23, 2017 by btscaldwell
I wonder how many people are in that field
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I am thinking about pursuing a job as a crowd estimator http://ift.tt/2kiiLxb
I wonder how many people are in that field
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2:57 AM - 23 Jan 2017
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Living Sarcasm
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I am thinking about pursuing a job as a crowd estimator
I wonder how many people are in that field
4:51 AM - 23 Jan 2017
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Joke Authority
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I am thinking about pursuing a job as a crowd estimator. I wonder how many people are in that field?
5:22 PM - 4 Feb 2017
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Joe Crawford
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I am thinking about pursuing a job as a crowd estimator. I wonder how many people are in that field? Jeeze a Lou!
6:58 AM - 5 Feb 2017
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