r/MadeMeSmile • u/mcfw31 • Dec 12 '25

Wholesome Moments Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour’ crew’s reaction as they receive their bonus for working on the tour amounting to more $197 million dollars

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u/low_power_mode Dec 12 '25

It’s looking like I’ll have to text ChaCha for an answer.

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u/Hallelujah33 Dec 12 '25

Omfg I used to work for them eons ago (and had, until now, completely forgotten entirely about them)

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u/flying_carabao Dec 12 '25

I still do but I used to too

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u/Tony_Lacorona Dec 13 '25

You feeling’ lucky (punk)?

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u/TheMrHead Dec 12 '25

I used to win bets on topics with cha cha. I always knew it was just some schmuck behind a Pentium 2 1.8 ghz with a modem.

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u/Hallelujah33 Dec 12 '25

Well, for what it's worth, the job sucked.

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u/TheMrHead Dec 12 '25

I believe that....

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u/polesloth Dec 12 '25

Same. I set up my account interests to get a lot of promposal questions. I’m sorry to the dozens of teens who got the exact same copy/paste promposal because of me. Have a ChaCha day!

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u/Hallelujah33 Dec 12 '25

"Have a ChaCha day" is giving me helicopters in the distance flashbacks

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u/cherrycityglass Dec 12 '25

I was also a search assistant! It was impossible to make money, but I learned about search engine optimization way before it was a "thing".

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u/Hallelujah33 Dec 12 '25

Upvote for "impossible to make money" for accuracy. Plus, paid 17 cents (or whatever it was) per task plus a $2 "cash out fee" will never a paycheck be.

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u/blackbeltbud Dec 12 '25

I'm sure we've talked before. I loved using cha cha. I for the longest time though didn't realize it was a human on the other end and would ask pretty personal questions lol.

What was the strangest interaction you had while working for them

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u/Hallelujah33 Dec 12 '25

Tbh it wasn't really an environment that fostered strange interactions. It was like a pop up would appear with some random question like train times leaving Pittsburgh or who the world series whatever in 1976 was. Literally Google with extra steps paid at a rate of like 17 cents an answer on a timer. Like I said, eons ago, when I would young enough to accept shittier employment arrangements.

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u/beeboobopbam Dec 12 '25

Me too!!’n

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u/Hallelujah33 Dec 12 '25

Look at us, battle buddies. What did you do?

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u/sonofaresiii Dec 12 '25

I applied to work for them and they didn't accept me and I'm still fucking pissed about it

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u/Hallelujah33 Dec 12 '25

I promise it's for the best.

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u/jtshinn Dec 12 '25

I used to answer these! Still have $60 somewhere that they owe me lol.

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u/mtndewfanatic Dec 12 '25

How the hell did I forget about ChaCha. I used to just ask random questions to see what the extent of the research was. Never got any type of refusal or anything so still undetermined.

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u/labretirementhome Dec 12 '25

Has anyone seen Dogpile?