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Found this in the replies
His legs dangling out the bottom like a Flinstones car 
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love the camera work on this one
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still probs the funniest thing ever created.
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As part of my work, I analyse survey responses. This is someone’s response to, ‘What do you like about this haircare product?’
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I’ve just started doing online surveys for a bit of extra trickle cash, and now I will use this if I can’t think of an answer for something
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For Whom the Bert Tolls
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incredible
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ActuaLOL at that.
This Post Paid For By PROF$.
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Where might I sign up for these surveys for a bit of extra cash?
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You’ll have to ask Whombert I’m afraid, I just get these through from an agency.
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Where might I sign up for these surveys for a bit of extra cash?
Body is too similar…
Early Hanson lyrics etc
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I think it was @TheWza who mentioned it in another thread that I can’t find any more (it was a while ago) but I signed up with Prolific.co; each study pays peanuts but they take zero time so it’s an acceptable trade-off. It took months for them to accept me, and I’ve only just started, but it seems cool - basically if you like polls (and you are on drownedinsound.com so you probably do like polls) it’s fine!
If it was @TheWza who recommended it then thank you, and if it was someone else and I’ve misattributed it then thank you!
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this is exactly the sort of thing I would use as a password because it gives me a little happy brain tingle to say it in my head please don’t hack me
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Others may have mentioned it, too, but yeah, I mentioned it here
https://community.drownedinsound.com/t/colc-income-maximisation/68931/14?u=thewza
The short ones that are over in seconds or a couple of minutes pay pennies. But there are some longer and/or more complex ones that take longer (sometimes a few tens of minutes) which pay a few quid. Don’t think I’ve seen any/many over a tenner, but defo see 5/6/7 quid ones. As you say, they all seem a fairly acceptable payment for the time involved.
A bit more detail...
The whole thing is predicated on a profile that asks quite a lot of (sometimes very) personal questions. You’re not obliged to answer every question, but the implication is that the fuller your profile, the more likely it is that surveys/studies will select you as relevant and be made available to you.
There’s also options to be available for video interview stuff, and collaborative studies alongside partners, etc, which I presume increases the value of the survey’s being made available.
I think maybe also you can opt into and out of commercial use vs just doing academic stuff, and I think I opted out of the commercial stuff to (possibly in vain?) try and retain some sort of control over how the profile data is used. There’s usually a bunch of vaguely reassuring ‘Yes, I understand and consent to this’ screening attached to the academic surveys, suggesting a certain amount of die diligence, whereas commercial uses just aren’t going to abide by those ethical standards innit.
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Advert autocorrect? 