Monica Reed

A grand could be yours just for playing Cornhole!

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A grand could be yours just for playing Cornhole!

It’s about time you got paid for the game we love to play at tailgating parties, family reunions, BBQ’s and just for fun!

The TruGreen lawn care company is going to pay someone $1,000 to play CORNHOLE.  You just have to play five times and rate how it was each time around.  You’ll also have to provide your own equipment.

If you’re interested, you can apply online.  The applications are due by April 2nd.

 

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