This looks like a new kind of research tool, which is great. I love this kind of stuff. Just show step-by-step how to use it and provide several examples.
The game Rejection Therapy[1] has lots of challenges for interacting with strangers, like ask a stranger to have your photo taken with them and sit beside a stranger, strike up a conversation and so on.
They sound easy to do, but I found out they are anything but.
The dog walking job, at $96,000, is a flat-out lie. I owned a dog walking company for several years. There is lots of competition and no barrier to entry.
If you have a cats that roams outside, beware of bunchers. Bunchers are thieves that trap and steal domesticated pets and sell them to laboratories to be experimented on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buncher
An RFID microchip combined with a GPS collar (Pawtrack.com has a good one) may help prevent such a terrible outcome, but there are no guarantees.
Don't apologise. Your view is held by a growing number of people who don't want their lives saved by medical heroics - only to live a reduced quality of life.
How? By being of service to others. People who need help are everywhere.