Monica Reed

Get paid to lose quarantine weight….$13,000!!

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Get paid to lose quarantine weight….$13,000!!

A fitness website called Total Shape just announced they’re going to pay people to lose the weight they gained during quarantine. And they’re paying A LOT!  Up to $13,000 in fact.

They’re going to pick four people to try a different diet and keep track of their progress on social media.

Those people will get $8,000 each, and then they can get a $5,000 bonus if they hit different milestones.

If you’re interested, you can apply on their website the catch…you just have to have a BMI over 30.

 

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