“I still don’t know if it was market research or some bizarre psychological experiment.”
"I participated in a food study where I couldn’t eat for a day before, arrived at the lab very early in the morning, had a tube put down my throat, and lay there for six hours as they pumped liquids into and out of my stomach. After the first two hours, I begged them to at least turn on the TV, but they would only let me watch PBS so I couldn’t accidentally see any commercials about food. It wasn’t fun, but the pay was decent, and they served me a steak dinner afterward.
We took a dose of some antibiotic every day and had blood drawn throughout the day, every day. The pay was $2000, which is valued at over $4,300 today. But being in the drug testing facility for three weeks was...interesting.""I used to pose naked for art classes while I was an undergrad. The pay was pretty good, about five times the minimum wage. One grad student who was a good artist and kind of odd asked if I would do a private session of a few hours.
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