After seeing the real job, an Australian glamour lollipop girl has announced that she plans to pursue nursing as a career. She earned $5,400 in four days working as traffic controller.
Unity Adams is a Melbourne-based lollipop girl who also works as an online bikini model. She says traffic control is a lucrative job, but she’s also available to help with other tasks.
The job was not all bad, she said. There were times when angry men would call her and yell at you to leave the roads. Tradies also talked about other women.
The video was not directed at her coworkers, and she followed her interactions in the public.

Unity Adams from Melbourne quits construction despite earning more than $5000 per day as a lollypop Lady.

A TikTok video was released earlier in the year by the glamourous online bikini model.

Ms. Adams confirmed that she will quit her job as a lollypop girl to start a nursing career.
Many traffic controllers are now using TikTok to boast about their salaries, which in some cases can reach $5,000 per week. Other times they complain about the monotonous work that is exposed to cold and hot weather.
Why are you lying if traffic control is portrayed as a rewarding job by everyone? Paris Taylor described it as one of the worst jobs ever, and said that she was proud to have been a part of the traffic control team.
A woman asked Ms Taylor about her pay.
Maria Kefalas (21), a Melbourne woman, vented last month on social media about traffic control being often seen as “easy money”.
She wrote, “I have been watching a lot TikTok videos in regard to traffic control. They are all positive.”
“They will tell you what they make and how often they work.
“They’re giving people false hopes about traffic control…it has got to the be the most inconsistent job that I’ve ever done in my entire life.”
Daily Mail Australia: “Some weeks yes, five days work, but then I was away for two weeks,” she said.
“On other occasions, I received phone calls at 11:00 asking me to travel two hours from Melbourne to work for a 12-hour shift or to go to a job site by 6 AM the next day.
It is not stable by any means.

Paris Taylor, another Aussie female traffic controller (photo above), shared the same message with her TikTok followers that this can be a very brutal and sexist job.