It’s a well-known plague in the city that never sleeps. In the United States, New York offers a chef job “bloodthirsty” of a service of the town hall dedicated to the “slaughter” millions of rats from the megalopolis, for 120,000 to 170,000 dollars a year. The post of “Rodent Reduction Program Manager” attached to the municipality of New York, can become “your dream job” provided you dedicate yourself to it “24 hours a day, 7 days a week with tenacity and sense of direction”, boasts a very serious announcement published Wednesday, November 30 by Mayor Eric Adams, a former police officer who wants to fight against the scourges of his city.
“There’s NOTHING I hate so much as rats”he hammered Thursday on Twitter by promising his fellow citizens: “Your dream job is waiting for you.” According to a tenacious urban legend, there are as many rats in New York as there are people, or nearly nine million. “The ideal candidate to the job offer “must be ultra-motivated, quite bloodthirsty, determined to look at all solutions from various angles, including improving operational efficiency, data collection, technological innovation, waste management and large-scale culling” of these pests that proliferate in the streets and the subway of New York.
