Imagine traversing the globe, sipping on fine wines, indulging in local spirits, and waking up to new horizons—all while getting paid a handsome sum of $100,000 a year. Sounds like a fantasy, right? Well, for one lucky Aussie, this could soon be a reality. Alc-eze, a company known for its anti-hangover supplement, is on the hunt for someone to fill the world's first-ever Chief Hangover Officer (CHO) position.


The role is as intriguing as it is demanding, requiring the CHO to embark on a global quest to unearth the most effective and sometimes bizarre hangover cures known to humankind. From munching on dried bull's penis in Sicily to donning vodka-soaked socks in Estonia, the job is certainly not for the faint-hearted or the weak-stomached.


Alc-eze co-founder Anthony Taylor is confident in the company's current product but is always looking to innovate. 'We believe, without a doubt, that we have the best hangover prevention supplement on the planet,' Taylor stated. 'But to ensure we stay on top, we are always looking at ways to improve the product or even identify new products altogether.'


The CHO will be instrumental in this mission, exploring global trends and working with Alc-eze's scientific team to keep hangovers at bay for as many people as possible. 'So whilst bull penis for breakfast might not be the answer, we're leaving no stone unturned,' Taylor added.

To be eligible, applicants must be over 18, have a valid passport with at least 12 months remaining, and—unsurprisingly—have experience in drinking alcoholic beverages. The ideal candidate will possess an outgoing personality, a passion for travel, and a knack for social media, as they will be documenting their escapades online. Comfort in front of the camera and the ability to make content go viral are also key traits for the role.

The competition is fierce, with more than 700 applicants already throwing their hats into the ring. Among them is Sydney's Grace Corkery, a 23-year-old digital media coordinator, who was drawn to the extensive travel opportunities the job offers. 'It's like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,' Corkery told news.com.au. 'The role is very appealing, and for what you have to do, that's not a bad deal at all.'


The initial two-month package for the chosen CHO includes the $100K pro-rata salary, fully paid international travel, access to exclusive parties, a year’s supply of Alc-eze, and a C-Suite title. There's even a potential $20,000 bonus if the CHO discovers a new secret ingredient that makes its way into the Alc-eze hangover product.

With Australians averaging a staggering 39 hangovers a year, according to Alc-eze's research, the need for effective remedies is clear. And with 36 per cent of Aussies admitting to trying extreme measures to cure their hangovers, the CHO's findings could be more valuable than ever.

So, if you're ready to take on the challenge of a lifetime and have a liver of steel, this might just be the perfect job for you. Dust off your resume, polish your social media profile and prepare for an adventure that could not only line your pockets but also make those dreaded post-party mornings a thing of the past.


Members, what do you think of this unique job opportunity? Would you be willing to travel the world and test out hangover cures for a living? Share your thoughts and any wild hangover remedies you've encountered in your travels in the comments below!