全球最糟糕工作盘点Fancy being an armpit sniffer, Mosquito bite victim, sewer diver or marine snot collector? No? We didn't think so你是不是经常抱怨自己的工作无聊？不过且慢，如果你知道世界上有哪些工作最差，你可能会感激上苍。英国《镜报》就为我们盘点了一番全球最糟糕工作。 Talk about a boring job... Thomas Curwen watches paint dry for a living. The Dulux scientist from Twyford, Berks, 34, checks how the colour of matt（无光泽，衬边） and emulsion（乳剂） changes over time on walls and under microscopes. If you think that sounds a bit dry, just wait. We've found there a many worse ways to earn a living around the world... Armpit sniffer Getting a whiff of BO may sound like the pits, but it's all in a day's work for Peta Jones. She works as a deodorant（除臭的） producer for Unilever in Australia, developing the Dove, Lynx and Impulse brands. A big part of her job is sniffing strangers' armpits（腋窝） to check her products' work. Peta said: "It was strange at first, but in a week it was fine." Crime-scene cleaners CSI may be a morbid hit with TV viewers, but there is nothing entertaining about cleaning up a crime scene after a death. Married couple Mike Nestved and Carmen Velazquez, above, clear up after bodies in Orlando, Florida - the worst being one in a hot caravan. Carmen said: "There are some things you can‘t just Febreze." Crocodile trainer We've all worked with snappy colleagues, but putting your head in a crocodile's mouth should attract danger money. Yet trainers at Pattaya Crocodile Farm, Thailand, get just £4 per day for their work. Another stunt involves kissing a giant croc on its nose. Ian Maclean, who filmed the show during a trip to the zoo, said: "One of the performers had his head ...
