Parents' Guide to Summer Job

Parents need to know that Summer Job is Netflix's first Italian reality show, and it is hosted by Italian TV actress Matilde Gioli. The show is filmed in Italian, with audio options in English and Spanish and subtitles in English, Spanish, and Chinese. It follows a group of young contestants, ages 18-21, who must work "real" jobs at a restaurant, a salon, a luxury hotel, a wildlife sanctuary, or a dive center to earn their luxury summer vacations. The problem? They're entitled partiers who have never worked a day in their lives. The contestants proudly divulge their views about their excessive lifestyles and refusal to work, while celebrating the fact that their parents support them. They also complain about their jobs, saying that the tasks are gross and the bosses are impossible. They're too tired to work, they hate the uniforms, and they're overall incompetent, not knowing how to perform tasks and not following directions like wearing hair nets while working at a restaurant. Viewers can expect to see contestants drinking, partying, and hooking up. Strong language includes "f--k," "a--hole," and words for body parts like "boobs."