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8 High-Paying Jobs Nobody Wants Anymore

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Oil rig worker

But it’s a dirty job — especially when you start — with long hours and good stretches of time away from home. Those factors may turn off some people despite the potentially high salary.

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Gastroenterologist

Experts are worried about a shortage of gastroenterologists. Although the position pays well, perhaps it lacks the glamor of being a pediatrician or cardiologist.

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Crab fisher

While the crabbing season may be short, it can also be quite rewarding during a good fishing season. Crab boat captains can make $200,000, for example.

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Truck driver

The hourly rate or yearly salary may appeal to potential workers, but the long hours and time away from home can be major factors in keeping potential new workers off the road.

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Urine farmer

Yes, urine farming is an actual job. Urine farmers collect undiluted specimens from animals like deer and sell the liquid gold to hunters, who will use it during hunting season as a lure

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Veterinarian

Not all veterinarian work involves playing with puppies and kittens. Veterinarians often work long hours and may face additional hazards such as scratchy cats or dogs that bite.

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Hazardous material remover

Hazardous material can be dangerous to handle, which is why many people are unwilling to take on the task.

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Garbage collector

Unfortunately, it also means working with trash every day, and that may turn off potential workers. Currently, many parts of the U.S. are facing shortages of these workers.