Glenn Reynolds points out a want ad in the New York Times Job Market section that may explain the enthusiastic crowds lining up to buy My Life, the new autobiography by Bill Clinton:

Job title: Part Time/Temporary Employer: Confidential Date Posted: 06-20-2004

Description: P/T CLINTON BOOK TOUR People needed immed Tu 6/22 & Wed 6/ 23, to work at book signing. Cash paid.

No word in the ad as to how many positions were open, but it certainly appears to be a very short job. Do you suppose the job paid a "living wage," or do you think they cheaped out and paid minimum?

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