10 Surprisingly High Paying Jobs

Sorry about the little text mixup. Was rushing to get the video uploaded on schedule :'(

kid: i wanna be a police man a astronaut a firefighter a soccer player. 18 years later: i want to have enough money to eat today

10. Railroad conductor $54,000-104,000 9. Crab Fisherman $200,000 after experience 8. Building Inspector $68,000-117,000 7. Egg Donor $14,000 per cycle; $140,000 a year 6. Anesthesiologist $294,811 national average, up to $500,000 a year 5. Write for federal government $95,000- $123,000 4. Longshoreman $98,000 average; $120,000 with union, managers get up to $300,000, all free healthcare 3. Mine operator- underground $150,000- $165,000 2. City employee $143,000- $300,000 1. Firefighter $110,000- $300,000 Just saved you 7:51. You're welcome.

Teacher- What do you want to be when you grow up? Other kids: a doctor! A vet! A scientist! Me- I want to be a crab fisher.

1. Gold digger

I thought that breaking desks is a high paying job...

The sad part is that none of these give me any inspiration to go to work everyday.

I'm 12 and i'm already worried about my future Edit: I’m 16 now, and know exactly what I want to be! I want to be an architect or an orthopedic technician. Don’t really care about how much I make, as long as I like it. I just realized it LOL

Lol you guys seriously put anesthesiology on here? It takes like 12+ years education and residency plus $200-400K for medical school

How is anesthesiologist a "surprisingly" high paying job? There's nothing at all surprising about it.

"Suprisingly high paying jobs" "Be a doctor."

10 - Rail Conductor 0:30 09 - Crab Fishermen 1:03 08 - Building Inspector 1:48 07 - Egg Donor 2:19 06 - Anesthesiologists 2:48 05 - Write for the Federal Government 3:45 04 - Longshoreman 4:22 03 - Mine Operator - Underground 5:19 02 - City Employees 5:56 01 - Firefighter 6:44

#1: Asking for a small loan of a million dollars

Number 11, contract killer Number 12, drug dealer

You cant compare california salaries to other cities almost everything is more expensive in California so the salaries are higher

Basically give up your family weekends and work nightshifts and public holidays.

Also Stripper. Not even joking, you can make 6 figures, off the book, without any education. And if you work at a city club, you don't even need to be good at it.

Seems like a typo on Building inspector, showing as "Crab Fisherman"

Beware that cost of living ratio...

Number 11: Bartending. Easily make $90k working 4-5 days a week at a good bar in a city. Go in a 4pm, get out at 2am, have your mornings and afternoons off. Listen to poor people tell you to get a real job.