Seth Rogen Hired As Professional Blunt Roller
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Seth Rogen can roll — Shabbos or no.
The 32-year-old Jewish actor has a new job that fits his skill set: rolling blunts for rapper Wacka Flocka Flame.
On Monday, Wacka Flocka advertised for a “blunt roller” on Instagram, offering to pay $50,000 a year.
The next day, he clarified his application instructions:
All resumes must be sent on a rolling paper or blunts #seriousinquiriesonly #Gpen
— Waka Flocka Flame (@WakaFlockabsm) September 17, 2014
Rogen, who has starred in movies such as “Pineapple Express” and “Knocked Up” (which feature heavy marijuana use) applied for the “position” by tweeting at Wacka Flocka with the hashtag #icanroll.
.@WakaFlockabsm #icanroll Hit me up.
— Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) September 16, 2014
There was a lot of competition on Twitter, but Rogen’s experience on and off-screen clearly paid off. And as of today, things seem to be going smoothly.
First day on the job @Sethrogen #36BRICKHOUSE #icanROLL pic.twitter.com/LRFOpK7jtj
— Waka Flocka Flame (@WakaFlockabsm) September 18, 2014
However, if Rogen doesn’t work out in the long run, Wacka Flocka’s manager told the Huffington Post that they may hire James Franco, Rogen’s Jewish on-screen partner in “Pineapple Express,” as a replacement.
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