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Calling All Bros: CBS Seeks Keg-Standing, Shirtless Extra
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Bros of the world, your time has finally come. You may have felt sidelined up until this point by the mainstream media; placed in a corner, ignored in favor of people who wear shirts and don't do body shots.
But now, it's your moment to shine! CBS's new legal drama, "Reckless," is looking for one of your kind to appear as an Extra on their show and do one of your favorite things—a keg stand. They put out the following casting call on their Facebook page this week:
Looking for MALE FRAT BRO to do a KEG STAND. Must have Keg stand experience (water or non-alcoholic drink will be used) All ethnicities between the ages of 18-25. Guys with six-packs, YOU MUST BE COMFORTABLE WITH NO SHIRT ON. This will shoot Thursday evening and well into the night to the early AM. Pay is guaranteed $58 for 8 hours and time and a half after 8 hours. To be considered please have an up to date profile on www.extrassignup.com and email us at recklessextras@gmail.com SUBJECT: KEG STAND
Is this you? If so, congratulations—you're about to make your brothers proud. Now get in there and guzzle that beer, like God intended.
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