So you think that your job is horrible? You have nothing on the unfortunate Florida court technician; the tech has been tasked with blurring the Bieber's bits in accordance with the state's open records law.

A judge in Florida ordered video that was shot while the Biebs was in a Miami jail be released to the media, but that it first needed to be cleaned up.

According to the report on CNN.com, Miami-Dade County Judge William Altfield rejected arguments from Bieber's lawyer that the video should be kept private.

"The court finds that images of the defendant while in custody at the Miami Beach Police Department are relevant to the public's right to know," Altfield ruled Tuesday.



"While the defendant may not enjoy all of the expectations of privacy that he enjoys outside of a jail setting, he still retains his expectation of dignity," the judge said.

The approximately 10 hours of video shows the Biebs at one point attempting to perform a sobriety test in the hallway, doing some tough prison push-ups and then using the toilet inside his cell. The toilet shots are the ones the judge ordered to be blurred.