A hotel worker is all set to insure her derriere for 4 million pounds after landing a job to test the softness of guests’ beds.
Natalie Thomas, will check about 24 beds each day after being appointed director of bed bouncing for a hotel chain, Premier Inn’s.
The 39-year-old was offered the job after she impressed with her ability to feel even the smallest lump or bump in a mattress.
She takes care of her prized bottom with regular moisturising and does not wear materials, such as denim jeans, which lessen sensitivity.
So important is her bottom that the firm is in talks to insure it for 4million pounds.
“I absolutely love my new job – it’s a dream come true,” the Daily Express quoted her as saying.
“While it can be fun bouncing on beds, I take my job very seriously as making sure every guest gets a good night’s sleep is of paramount importance to the hotel,” she added.
Thomas and her team of helpers will travel thousands of miles a year across the UK, visiting the chain’s 602 hotels to test how comfortable the Inn’s 46,000 beds are.