That was a horrible interview

The manager at the KFC I applied to is only like 22. So, I took a less serious tone. And, since it was raining I didn't bother to change into a dress shirt so I showed up in the clothes I went to school with. Then he's telling me about how my facial hair isn't well groomed. Which I asked why and he told me that it's weird seeing a guy who's head and facial hair are the same tone (I gave myself a haircut and shaved with the same razor last night). Then we started making fun of old people and their hearing disabilities (I don't know how, but we did for ****s and giggles.). Then he was like "Why should I hire you, in an economic crisis like this, opposed to the next guy who walks in the door?" I was able to crack a joke becuase the next guy who walked through the door was one of those wangsters, but I could only think of "I believe I work hard and I think I'd do well here."

Then he said that was it and I said "Alright, good-bye."
He said "See you later."
I left. At the same time, my friend's mom was driving my friend to work (At KFC) and she almost got me in an accident.

This post has been edited by Fiddy Three on Mar 11 2009, 03:11 PM

Why would you even go to a KFC

K this sentence makes no sense to me.

I was expecting worse, but ok.

They had a help wanted sign. No one else is hiring.

There is a new hotel opening up down the street, when it's finished being built next month, I'm going to apply there. But, I need money now.

But seriously.

"other the next guy who walks in the door? "

where is there grammar in this.

This sounds like a good interview if you ask me

I think you know what he means.

No I don't.

Did he mean "rather than the next guy who walks in the door? "

?

yes. yes he does.

He dissed my facial hair. That is one of the most insulting things you can do to a man.

Yeah, because "other" and "rather than" really don't have any similar meaning.

Maybe it's just a regional thing that I don't hear around here.

dunno about there but over here that's illegal

so i assumed it was just a joke that he expected you to take lightly

considering you then said that you shaved your head and your face with the same razor kind of confirmed my assumption

only mfgg could **** up the choice between "money" and "no money"

Wait huh.

Well if you hire someone who looks like ****, people may feel uncomfortable buying food there.

Apparently, I look like an ape. My hair is the same tone and length from the top of my head, down to my sideburns, to my goatee.

This post has been edited by Fiddy Three on Mar 11 2009, 03:23 PM

that's fine

it's just illegal to bring it up in an interview

Which african country do you live in

The only things you can't bring up in an interview here are race, sex, and age.

And orientation, now, I believe.

By the way, Fiddy, to me it sounds like you might not have gotten the job, though you could be omitting some rather key details for all I know.