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Monday May 5, 2008

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From Socrates teaching Plato his educational technique ("The Method") to your older brother teaching you his allegedly foolproof seduction techniques (curiously, also called "The Method"), great men have always learned at the feet of other great men, gleaning their probity, wisdom, and sweet clothes that no longer fit them. This Cinco de Mayo, Dos Equis lets you compete for the opportunity to learn from the greatest, by becoming the Assistant to The Most Interesting Man in the World.

Thrillist - Dos EquisThe Most Interesting Man in The World is the international spokesperson for Dos Equis -- in his estimable opinion, The Most Interesting Beer in the World. Become his able right hand, and bask in the glory of the man who once programmed a calculator watch to outmaneuver Garry Kasparov, conducted history's most comprehensive anthropological study of facial hair, and allowed a tiger to best him in wrestling because he knew it would boost the tiger's self-esteem.

Beyond these invaluable but intangible benefits, you'll be gunning for:
  • A role in a Dos Equis commercial
  • A generous stipend
  • A year's supply of Dos Equis
  • Indispensable merchandise, such as a fine tuxedo, and a resilient wetsuit
  • Travel to several majestic events, which will cause fawning friends to believe it is you who is The Most Interesting Man in the World (a misconception you will modestly disabuse them of)

Thrillist - Dos EquisTo put yourself in the running, click here, fill out your dossier -- name, alias, ability to decode semaphore, etc -- and The Most Interesting Man will keep you abreast of any developments. Provided he's not busy doing something fabulous, in which case you'll hear from his Most Interesting Receptionist.

Visit StayThirstyMyFriends.com/jobs to sign up, check out historical beards, see tigers, and engage in beer-bottle blow-offs and other games of skill and gentility.

 
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