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Fans paid to watch WC games
Daily Voice
|June 25, 2026
IT MIGHT just be the greatest job in the world, but for two American ouens being paid $50 000 (R830 190) to watch every one of the 104 games of the World Cup over 39 days, it is a labour of love.
Austin Franklin, 29, and Kevin Akoto, 26, are performing their dream task in a temporary fishbowl studio with glass walls on three sides in the heart of Manhattan's Times Square.
Enthusiastic mense crowd around the cube to watch the games on two 85-inch TVs as Franklin and Akoto lounge on sofas inside.
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Fans paid to watch WC games
IT MIGHT just be the greatest job in the world, but for two American ouens being paid $50 000 (R830 190) to watch every one of the 104 games of the World Cup over 39 days, it is a labour of love.
1 min
June 25, 2026
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