For some odd reason, I’ve been having a lot of discussions with people about dream jobs recently.

Personally, I love what I’m doing and have formed some fairly ambitious goals about improving my situation, but that’s for another time.

However, I think everyone can admit, no matter how much you love your job, there’s still always that “dream job.” You know, the job where you get paid to essentially do what you do when you go home from your real job.

More often than not, the reality is that trying to start up that perfect business would be harder than it’s worth or, if started, the economy would not sustain your job of choice.

This got me thinking ... what are MY dream jobs? And, most importantly, how realistic are they?

To start off, did anyone know there is such a thing as a professional TV watcher?

Seriously. If you watch any shows that feature clips from other shows, you’ll know what I’m talking about. The Daily Show, The Soup, etc. They all show the funniest, strangest, or most ridiculous things found on TV and someone needs to find those clips.

Now, this seems like it would be a fantastic job, but not only is it a very limited profession, it probably isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

I mean, most of the great clips you see on that show are from shows that I would never want to watch. EVER.

Jersey Shore? The Bachelor? FOX News? Yuck.