Iβd guess someone front facing at like airport security, where youβre checking faces of everyone moving thru the airport
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That was my first thought, too. Millions of people go through busy airports every day. And they're actually paid to look at everyone.
Depending on how we're defining "seen" I'm betting it's some guy running a hot dog cart or sweeping up trash or something in a busy intersection like Times Square or Shibuya Crossing
Sure, if you're a performer like Taylor Swift who's filling giant stadiums or what-have you, you might see 100k people a night.
But you'll probably see at least that many people passing by if your job is to stand around in Times Square all day too.
And Taylor probably doesn't have a gig every night, while the dude with a hot dog cart might actually be out there 8 hours a day, 5 days a week.
And on his days off, there's a decent chance he's probably gonna be out and about seeing faces too. He doesn't have a private shopper to go do his grocery shopping and bring it to his mansion on a few acres of land in some rich neighborhood, he lives somewhere in or near NYC, probably commutes on the subway, seeing untold hundreds of more faces, and honestly probably sees about 100 faces anytime he walks out his front door and walks to the corner store to grab a snack.
Just most faces or most different faces? Seen or actually looked at?
Probably a security officer watching ooodles of people going to humongous events. Like superbowl or huge concert events with 500k peepz.
Or to a huge airport as other commenter already said.
A performer, like (ugh) Taylor Swift.
They fill stadiums, and different ones at every stop. A hundred thousand there, 80,000 here, it starts to add up.
Would that count? Most of those faces are like a single pixel of detail from the stage.
I see, because Taylor Swift is a robot.
Also, the rules are unclear.
Also every true swifty knows that she always performs with her eyes closed, to better see with her third eye
I think maybe the pope or dalai lama
Front door greeter at the Hajj
one on one probably some kind of front facing desk job