I use my ‘pretty privilege’ to rake in hundreds doing mundane tasks – one man pays me £425 to eat sandwiches on camera

A WOMAN has revealed that how she uses her “pretty privilege” to get paid men to pay her hundreds of pounds for doing mundane tasks.

Saffron Boswell, 26, went viral on social media for claiming that she makes money by partying with rich men and charming them into sending her cash in exchange for her time.

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And now, the blonde beauty, who uses her cash to buy takeaways for every meal has revealed an even easier way she racks up pennies.

Taking to TikTok, the Essex native explained that random men known as “pay pigs” ask her to do incredibly mundane tasks, and send her hundreds of pounds for filming them.

Saffron said that she usually can’t even be bothered to reply to her pay pigs, but said that when she does the pay off is “always worth it.”

For example, one man paid her £425 just to film herself eating a Subway sandwich.

“I eat for free in front of people anyway, so I might as well get paid for it,” she said.

Another pay pig asked Saffron to send him a nasty voice note, and sent her £200 for completing this task.

“You didn’t send enough money, you’re getting blocked,” she fumed in the voice note.

Next, Saffron was given £100 for sending a pay pig a Snapchat of her sleeping, with the caption, “You’ll never be able to be here with me.”

Finally, she was given £500 for printing out a picture of a pay pig out and stamping on it.

Saffron cheekily printed out a picture of a cartoon pig, placed it on the floor and stamped on it.

“I can’t even be bothered to put my shoes on correctly, so they’re hanging off my feet,” she said.

Saffron’s (@saffronmariexx) video has likely left many open-mouthed, as it has racked up over 227,000 views on the video sharing platform.

TikTok users raced to the video’s comments section, to share their thoughts on her unique money making scheme.

One person said: “Where do you find these pay pigs?”

A second person said: “I’m so ready for this life to find me.”

A third person said: “I really need a pay pig, I’m so poor.”

A fourth person added: “I need some lessons on how to do this.”