Job Interview Goes Awry Due to Candidate's Entitled Behavior

[@keithbucco5108]

The 'whatever dude' to the interviewer would have been an immediate NOPE from me if I were in his shoes

[@MultiMattman68]

The first gal has no work ethic and comes across as a utter boob

[@dhenderson1810]

Yet interviewers don't have problems acting bored in an interview.

[@RichardLeo-mf3zb]

Her Valley Girl accent is awful.

[@honeyclombs2616]

" Whatever" means couldn't care. Wouldn't hire Slang users either

[@JosieTyner-s7u]

​@@dhenderson1810YOU are asking THEM for something. THEY have a thousand candidates.. YOU NEED Them THEY DONT NEED YOU. Care to rephrases that?

[@Ken4Pyro]

And the overuse of the word "like" is something that just pushes all my irritation levers into overload. I know it's acting, but it's well done.

[@jerrylagesse9046]

And , well

[@STho205]

Like is a codeword or substitution for lying and grandiose exaggeration. When a person uses like in almost every sentence, nothing they say is genuine...but they have self rationalized it as honest.

[@chronobot2001]

The one that gets me is... Ya know?

[@jeffreyjeziorski1480]

Overuse of the word "uh" kills me. Also run on sentences. And lack of eye contact. And figiting. Also overuse of the word " um". But that's just an opinion from a manager with 30 years experience. I could be wrong. But you are NOT getting back hired.

[@lindaversil1121]

He just hired her without checking her references and making sure she was being truthful. How do you know Sarah was being completely honest?

[@Galanity]

Rudeness to the front desk gets told to the hiring managers. A job can be lost in the first five seconds.

[@beauteoussounds1156]

Absolutely!

[@nickdippold2258]

I'm sure this is a fictional vodeo, but in the real world if a candidate showed even 1/100th of the rudeness this girl presented, she'd be out on her ass in just that, 5 seconds. I wouldn't waste my time to even go through the motions.

[@gingerspeidel-ys6et]

Charm and graciousness. Something the modern young person knows nothing about.

[@kithobson548]

Not all young people are like that girl emma in the video. You should judge young people and say mean things like that. You don't know what any and all young people or people in general are going through. I show kindness love caring sharing generousity and truth. My grandmother and father and parents told never judge a book by its cover. They taught me also say hello and smile to everyone because it might be needed when someone is hurting and might give them hope. just saying. no offense if this seems like a lecture.

[@javaskull88]

Hire a home schooled person

[@BanalayerPete1972]

Ginger Speidel: There's no charm or graciousness in your bigoted, immature comment.

[@vietnamvet4533]

So true we created a monster.

[@kelf114]

This should be shown in high schools.

[@SPANNER123]

What is most concerning about this skit is its actually true to life.

[@hed2410]

Ikr

[@davidbennett9691]

No. The most concerning thing is that the acting is so VERY bad.

[@ianwilson6417]

Not long a go in car manuals you could read how to adjust the valve clearance. Today: "Don`t drink the battery acid".

[@gonegahgah]

It was just a short skit but I would have sought more elaboration from the second even.

[@patrickpalmer4691]

We have 12 cowboys on our ranch, ages 21 to 58. All are a joy to work with. They know how to work hard. Party hard too when they can. We also have a cook, and two maids. All are good decent people and we treat them all like family. We've had weddings, funerals, birthday parties. Lots of kids around too. I'm very lucky.

[@kat35lulu88]

Sounds like a great life! Like Dallas except those characters weren't all so nice!

[@zenongruba2607]

This female gives a whole new meaning to the word "rude".

[@RobertodelaVega-t3w]

I would add "moron" to her character.

[@ThePossumCatcher]

I worked as a Concierge in a Senior Living facility and had to interact with potential job candidates and I was shocked at how rude people can be to me, not realizing that I have the hiring managers ear. All I need to say is that I don’t like their attitude and they don’t get hired.

[@richb1576]

Your interview started the second you walked into the place. I had an interview and I showed up and was asked to have a seat and wait. So I did this. After about 10 min they came and gave me my interview. Got called 2 weeks later and offered the job. During training I asked why I was hired over everybody else. He said they interviewed 11 and narrowed it down to 3. I had the most experience and showed my deep understanding of the job. Then he said something that I did not expect. He said I was the only one who sat waiting that did not pull out their phone.

[@JBass33]

Also treat the receptionist with respect.

[@RagDraggo]

It's just like the old saying "First impressions are LASTing impressions."

[@STho205]

Sometimes the interview begins the moment you park. I've worked for companies that send someone out to look at the candidate's car. Messy and unkempt in an office position might transfer to their daily self. Poorly parked or parked across two lines indicates self absorption. Also parked in name reserved places. Super flashy and expensive new in a candidate looking for a 40k job is a minor red flag. 40 years old with bondo for a sales position is also a red flag. Everything you display publicly says something about you.

[@richb1576]

@@STho205I never thought of that. It makes sense though

[@Tasha9315]

@@richb1576 I feel it's unfair for them to tick off candidates for pulling out their phone while waiting? Do they expect candidates to sit doing nothing while they wait? I apologize if I'm wrong about this but I can't help but feel that way.

[@Stanley-fy3eg]

This video could be titled: "How not to behave in a job interview."

[@kathleenshabaan3806]

AMEN ! 😮

[@STho205]

Well it is a training example.

[@STho205]

Pretty much an industrial film with exaggerated acting

[@JosieTyner-s7u]

​@@STho205 lol you haven't interviewed any Gen Xers lately have.

[@Stanley-fy3eg]

@STho205 my title would have gotten the message across in a very effective way.

[@paulcormier693]

I can tell she's really going to go far in life, especially with that attitude!!! Heaven help the person that hires her!!!!!

[@richb1576]

She will become an influencer and then find out thats hard work if your not Paris Hilton

[@jeffmcmahon3278]

Heaven help the person who ever marries her.

[@melissawillard6600]

Or marries her ...her poor children

[@TopCat2021]

Even daddy wouldn't hire her.

[@jvillebil13]

I was interviewing a guy for a sales position and in the middle of it he stops and checks his text and THEN answers it. I was flabbergasted but thinking okay maybe an emergency. Then he keeps looking at his phone. Suddenly he's says excuse me and texts again. I told him, "Young man you need to text whoever that is and tell them you'll be right over" He looks and me bewildered and says, "Excuse me, what do you mean" I reply, "Well since the interview is over and you won't be getting the job tell them you can come right over. AND good luck on you future endeavors" What a little jerk he was.

[@honeyclombs2616]

Rude. Answer phone later.Text must be more important than the interview. No go

[@andrewhunt1328]

I ever look at my phone during an interview, it's one of two things. One, my kids daycare which will message us with both emergency and the mundane (not mentioning their name, but so and so got a hang nail, not a big deal requiring messaging or so and so sick and needs to be picked up, more worth an issue to message) or extreme family emergency is the only other emergency. Past that, no need to have my phone on me during an interview.

[@chriswedmore]

That is unbelievable to me, but I’m old school. I remember going business to business filling out applications. How disrespectful to the company, as well as your time.

[@rockvilleraven]

@@honeyclombs2616Shut off the phone before the interview, once you leave the office after it’s over, then turn it back on.

[@jeffreyjeziorski1480]

2 interviews filled with buzzwords.

[@annelizebuitendach7523]

With that attitude, I would not even interview her.

[@BB-cs1je]

You still have to otherwise there would be a lawsuit!

[@Kreeos]

@@BB-cs1je No you don't. An employer is under no obligation to interview anyone.

[@jjbinderr]

She would’ve lost me at dude the first time

[@dhenderson1810]

Not hot enough for you?

[@stacysaint-ilma781]

Emma’s behavior was unacceptable during the interview.

[@bobcole3852]

She needs to keep working for daddy

[@honeyclombs2616]

Lack of interest by job candidate

[@joecalbery1919]

Sure, but it was so subtle, I barely noticed. BWAAHAAHAHAA...

[@ILGymGuy630]

I was kind of hoping the receptionist was Mr Davis and the interviewer was an HR rep. A perfect twist

“Before we get started,put your damn phone away!”

[@eddiewillers1]

I actually had a guy whip out his phone mid-interview to start texting - I stopped immediately, and thanked him for his time, marveling as he left with a confused expression.

[@joyceibanez8207]

Perfect skit to show young people how NOT to behave at a job interview.

[@hed2410]

Or life ?

[@ccefc_families297]

Never treat your boss like they're your buddy ("dude") or treat the coworkers like they're beneath you.

[@sirtango1]

Dodged a bullet? That was a CANNON BALL!

[@TheRealMadamBlackWolf]

Emma: Daddy's spoiled little pampered princess who thinks the whole world owes her a favor. 🙄 Being a stuck-up, self-serving, entitled, precious little brat ain't the way to go, sweetie... 😑

[@shiralleehaggart72]

Well said.

[@matthewparker8607]

Ms Emma would be better off getting a better job at cleaning up after spiders ay the zoo.

[@priscilla1330]

also becomes a entitled karen

[@dhenderson1810]

Why is she entitled? Maybe she is over the bullshit mind games employees use to try to disqualify you and make you fail an interview. It is a God complex moment for them, the adrenalin rush of making candidates squirm while they hold their future in their hands.

[@dhenderson1810]

Bet you are an employer.

[@daphnebrooks3966]

Only worked one month and she thinks she should be a boss already. She's so out of reality

[@UncleHo5]

Oooo I have seen this happening so often...guys just out the school, out of their apprenticeship, 6 or 8 months at sea as seafarers, barely knowing how to walk on the ship and there he/she is... asking already for promotion.

[@johnjones5354]

But so in tune with her generation.

[@mavismounds]

Rule #1: Never be rude to the receptionist.

[@tomb7942]

Why be rude to anyone?

[@mavismounds]

@@tomb7942 People have a tendency to "forget", the receptionist can have an impact on an interview. That was my point. OK?

[@tomb7942]

@@mavismounds And my point stands. Its far easier to not be rude to the people that might hurt you if you aren't rude to anyone. Picking and choosing who to be rude to based on their usefulness to you is a serious character flaw. OK?

[@mavismounds]

@@tomb7942 I'm not saying people are picking and choosing who to be rude to. I'm saying, you might act weird, or say something inappropriate to the receptionist, and not even think about it, that It might get back, to the person you're interviewing with. That's all..

[@nightslayer6951]

Emma didn't act like she didn't even want the job

[@dhenderson1810]

Maybe she doesn't. Maybe she didn't realise that it was such a low paying, 60 hour a week, demeaning, bottom feeder job until the interview because it was deliberately left out of the job ad.

[@garypedigogaeu5787]

Maybe she doesn’t understand double negatives 😂

[@donnajohnston4381]

Love it!​@@garypedigogaeu5787

[@tapsars7911]

If daddy owns this company then why did she even bother to come for the interview ; she could have simply asked daddy to give her a top management job .

[@arribaficationwineho32]

Daddy knew better

[@antoniocruz1163]

She acted her part very well. This is how NOT to land a job or do an interview.

[@ChrisSportsfan]

Emma shows what not to do in an interview. The red flags started right when she first walked into the office.

[@dhenderson1810]

If walking in the office is a red flag, then this guy has no intention of hiring anyone then.

[@garystein8610]

Her entitlement started with her knocking on the receptionist's desk.

[@garystein8610]

​@@dhenderson1810Not the act of walking in. The attitude she walked in with.

[@falseofdoom7919]

And said dude

[@GetYourChicken17]

I could feel myself losing brain cells every time she said like and super.

[@SteveBrownRocks2023]

Haha, the guy was damn good at being professionally polite!

[@peterlutz7191]

Even though this is a skit, it does demonstrate the rudeness and complete ack of work ethics, the mark of failed parenting!

[@lauracapozzola4071]

Neither candidate got the dreaded, "Where do you see yourself in five - 10 years?"

[@elizabethcalef6225]

One of the dumbest non answerable questions ever. Shows that the interviewer just picked questions out of a book.

[@der_Allsehende_Seher]

LOL right after this one KZbin pushed over the "Mean Girls" complete movie as the next suggested item😅😂😅😂😅

[@1962drob]

The way the young girl behaved is not the proper way to conduct yourself in a job interview.

[@sharonjancovic4144]

Her father is going to be furious with her, to cut her off from money and put her to work in a convenient store!!!

[@kuntakinte4333]

Uh...a Job Interview as a guard in a concentration camp?

[@gemmabryden4864]

My exact words 👍

[@willc5723]

More like a job as the janitor

[@audreytaylor2256]

I wouldn't have wasted the man's time and told her the job has already been filled

[@sammij7863]

Had a cocky peron came to our office couple of years back. After listening to him praise himself and use inappropriate language, I held up my hand and told him to stop, turn around and walk out the door, that if he could learn manners and proper conduct he was welcome to try again. He told me to F Off and stormed out yelling that we just lost the best employee ever.

[@petermartin9494]

The second she said "whatever dude" should have been the second she was politely asked to leave.

[@hermanmunster4949]

I would have hired the first gal to assign her the "Toilet Room Attendant" job.

[@garycreason6387]

I knew from the start that girl wouldn't get the job the way she acted. I knew the second lady would get the job. Some people just don't get it.

[@markelmore66]

Man! That wood paneling behind the interviewers desk! That dude probably had it installed back when he started and just stayed with it! 😂

[@kaymartinez3443]

Yeah. I love it ❤

[@arribaficationwineho32]

Why replace it? Cost saving

[@contention100]

"It's about time, I have other things to do, yeah whatever dude". I wouldn't hire her for Anything. You know she's going to be nothing but unproductive trouble on day 1.

[@cylentorlsier5754]

I've worked in the same retail job for over 20 years. I know this having overheard the managers talking about a girl who came into the store looking for a job. Every summer we take on temporay staff to help cover the hectic holidays. After a group induction course they came out of the interview room looking annoyed. Turns out one of the candidates was asked to tell the group abit about herself. So she immediately stood up, introduced herself and told the others in the group that as of next week she is on the management team and they are all fired and being replaced with people who are her close personal friends. Turns out she was walked out of the store by security for threatening staff and banned from the building. How to destroy your future in one easy move.

[@Kingjulien-t8q]

Outcome treat everyone with kindness and respect cause you never know who will be because of Emma’s behavior she did not get the job and was not allowed back in the building

[@chiplangowski3298]

The fact that Emma's own dad wouldn't hire her full time is all that the company needed to know.

[@MedOKC]

The moment the "madame" cops THAT attitude to start . . .would be the time she would be asked to leave. . . WITHOUT ever doing the interview.

[@archangelandre4180]

You Dodged Bigger Than A Bullet Mane, You Dodged A Bomb. 😂

[@Sulla2300]

Interview would’ve been over the first time she looked at the phone

[@Beantownbaby925]

Could you imagine going in for anything professional, and saying “yeah whatever dude!”

[@azthundercloud]

I went to an interview once where i arrived 45 min early , started late and they kept hanging on the cell phone. I got up thanked them for their time and left.

[@Keepinit100upinhere]

45 mins, way too early. Conveys poor time management and time valuation.

[@dianalayne4803]

From the start Emma sure isn't the type for that job

[@SteveBrownRocks2023]

Or any other.

[@Templar451]

I wouldn't hire her to sling fries.

[@hed2410]

As a person in a position to hire, grade performance, do admissions, amazingly I've encountered people just like her. It seems to be a generational thing . The rudeness, self centeredness, entitlement, coupled with ignorance and immaturity is a very bizarre synergy.

[@alexanderralph8341]

I don't see why the unsuccessful candidates always say shit like "My DaD oWnS tHiS cOmPaNy" as if this has anything to do with anything. Who should operate on your car? A family member or a licenced mechanic?

[@DavidLopez-jl2ug]

I hear you about the dad owning a company thing. Also, about operating a car, I would say a licenced mechanic. Paid professional indeed!

[@ccefc_families297]

That spoiled girl's attitude was like nails on a chalkboard and as pleasant as a migraine headache. I'm glad she got rejected.

[@Eric-jo8uh]

This behaviour is becoming acceptable….unfortunately.

[@urbs1177]

Because the ones who act like this are the ones who love to sue.

[@hed2410]

​@@urbs1177good point.

[@STho205]

Similar birds hire similar birds. Wherever the 1st candidate gets hired, or if she gets a management position in 5 years from her dad....she will likely hire people just like her. She only responds to people of that personality. The guy in this skit only has 10 years left with the company and probably only 5 in an active management role. The guy in reception is not moving into that role, nor is the sweet community activist. She is...maybe sideways...but eventually.

[@anny1_232]

If someone attends interviews with that attitude they’d find themselves permanently unemployed!

[@nicksmith4361]

But so many come out of school thinking like this. They build up their confidence on social media believing that they can do anything but in the real world so many are inexperienced in the work place.

[@susanstancliff2937]

People do not start at the top. You have to earn your way to the top. Take what is offered to you and work from there. Only if you are fully qualified do you start at the top.

[@kevindelong7046]

I would have told her to leave when she said whatever dude.

[@auggiejaime3820]

Sarah definitely deserves that job. Emma better change her attitude if she wants a job in her life.

[@scottshingleton7659]

The first candidate would have lasted only 2 seconds with me in the interview. People like her make the workplace toxic and hostile. I probably would have put her on the "Do Not Hire" list as well.

[@jjo8277]

Definite blacklisted

[@rosskardon7195]

Emma was a spoiled brat. What if Emma's rich daddy were to cut off her trust, take away her credit cards, and then she would be forced to find another job starting at an entry-level job with another company at the bottom?

[@danaabel1049]

Yeah, b/c nobody starts immediately @ the top -- not even the co. founders. They always had to start @ the bottom, & work their way up.

[@williamfisher74]

Her mother was a princess. I hear 😊

[@recorderforeveryone5294]

I am assuming this was a staged performance but certainly makes excellent points on what to do and not to do.

[@dantependragon9895]

“Dodged a bullet.” No, good sir, you dodged a nuclear missile on that one

[@Veronica.A.]

Receptionist didn't ask Sarah's last name.

[@Nacomify23105]

Am I the only one looking at that old computer, thinking the conoany must be broke? XD

[@jjo8277]

You do realise it's a production for how to do good interviews.

[@TheMazinoz]

​@@jjo8277Bet they work in IT

[@nightreader1264]

The phone….

[@anitapilliter3954]

I hated it when that stupid lady knocked I on the counter

[@KelcIzahoe]

Cockiness and confidence are similar. I had an interview once where the candidate told me I need to hire them. However it was stated in a self assured manner and came across as confidence. If this actress were real, our interview would have been very very short. It was actually kind of comical 😂

[@TamaraWyche]

I would have given Sarah the job too because Emma was very unprofessional and rude.

[@WillC-k5r]

Emma has natural leadership potential. She has grit and confidence. All she needs is a bit more polish. Sarah, is gas lighting, her talent is "word salad" with loads of bs sauce. She will be a yes-girl, a follower at best. Do you want a fiery thoroughbred race horse, or a docile compliant donkey. That is the question. You could make the same analogy to the upcoming November decision. Coconut Kamala's "word salad" of hollow promises, or Trump's savvy NY Businessman's "Art of the Deal" World Peace oriented diplomacy.

[@macdieter23558]

@@WillC-k5r Your last sentence explained the BS your first sentences brought up! D a a Rock!

[@WillC-k5r]

@@macdieter23558 it's a systematic paradox in the HR department. The typical HR officer is inferior to any companies executive elite. And some HR people get jealous when interacting with a naturally superior applicant. The true business owner, who is guarding his investment, fills his company with strength not with weakness. In the leadership hiring environment, "NICE" is a 4 letter word, Estrogen is a neurotoxin. It's just like an Olympic category - equality does not cross categories.

[@jjo8277]

​​@@WillC-k5rEmma would cost any company reputatiional damage other companies would avoid working with it. Sarah seems nice but she has the discipline to know what needs to be done has managed crises with no problems. Would be more of an asset to the company. Emma's attitude also is absolutely awful. No company would hire someone like that.

[@WillC-k5r]

​@@jjo8277 Sarah's "discipline" appears to be coming from fear. Her closing remarks reveal how intimidated she was in a simple interview. Emma revealed her very high intelligence and confidence. The company can adjust (polish) her interpersonal skills with appropriate training. You see, manners can be learned a lot easier than fear unlearned. There is a place for both of them. If the employer was a bank, for instance, Sarah would be a marvelous bank teller, whereas Emma would be VP material. You have to consider context; you don't want to be accused of just falling out of a coconut tree.

[@markaurelius61]

"I know my worth". No you don't. Worth is not something you have in yourself. It is what you are to other people.

[@mr.hamachi9918]

I worked retail for almost forty five years and was asked to sit in on job interviews by my boss.I remember one that stood out the applicant came in pajama pants carrying a Taco Bell bag and when the interview started he goes hope you don't mind I'm famished and started eating my boss goes not at all and told him you could just leave and finish your meal and thanks for coming in.He was totally oblivious.

[@andreabowder5352]

Emma doesn't deserve the job her behavior wasn't appreciate sarah definitely deserves it

[@albertocabezas282]

Oh... this girl reminds me the woman who was thinking she was hired as a manager even the fact she wasn't interviewed yet. She came late afternoon, wearing a bathrobe, disheveled, smelling like an ashtray and what's worse: YELLING at the employees. She had the audacity to tell our actual manager to say goodbye to the job because she will change everything. The owner was sitting reading the news and that idiot yelled at him rudely asking for a cup of coffee. He said "I won't hire this kind of uneducated, disrespectful and mouthy people like you. Leave NOW!" I will never forget her Pikachu face. LOL.

[@cindykq8086]

So the first woman has worked 1 month at her dad's company and refuses an entry level job with a sneer? Even if she wasn't rude, that level of entitlement would disqualify her to me. She may as well have worn a dress made from a red flag.

[@Yikes_its_Psychs]

Yeah, no she wouldn’t have made it to the interview, she would’ve been asked to leave.

[@biakabutooka]

The actress did a wonderful job! Her line readings, her facial expressions, her body language were all absolutely spot on! Well done young lady! And comedy is the toughest form of acting to do well,but damn if she didn't nail it! I'll be back with more complimentary comments in a moment, but first here's Spencer Christian with the weather.

[@edwardtdm123]

I had a failing that the woman would fail her job interview based on her behavior in the beginning of this video. 🤔

[@Catsmeow90]

If I paid a receptionist a compliment, they would look at me as if i was stupid...I've neve found them to be the friendlies of people.

[@dharmagirl5889]

It usually depends how you treat them.

[@twilightroach4274]

The best information I received about being interviewed was and still is, they have a vacancy, you want the job( do your research about the position you are applying for), they usually have more applicants than positions. You need to be able sell yourself as the right person for the position

[@thesilversurfer7136]

I used to be in Human Resources. Man. Some candidates were so delusional.

[@NatashaYoungqueenofnewyork]

Im glad sarah got the job

[@dhenderson1810]

I have been polite, upstanding and said and done all the right things in the interview, yet still haven't got the job.

[@SheilaRoundtree-v4r]

The minute she walked in with that attitude bye before the interview started

[@Yenkna_PCs]

Entitled kid. 3 items never to put together: Business, pleasure and family.

[@Heatherlouise90553]

“It’s about time” she just sat down 😂

[@khagindratri6781]

He doesn't have her resume in front him? She is not wearing proper interview attire. "That shirt makes your eyes pop? Law suite waiting to happen. I'll pass.

[@ScottNapolitan]

I think I know who they'll hire!😂

[@railroad9000]

She was not cut out to work, period!

[@manuela1102]

Who goes to a job interview with an attitude like that. I’m surprised he didn’t just stop the interview. And she probably thought she was going to get the job because he daddy owns the business. Then why didn’t he help you or give you the job

[@malikmimiasie379]

Thanks 🙂. Nicely done ✔️. Keep up the good 👍work 👏.

[@scarbo2229]

Anyone who uses “super” as an adverb…repeatedly…is out immediately for me.

[@DavidLopez-jl2ug]

I tend to like awesome better.

[@MarkWerderitsch-k9v]

She is not interested in the entry level position. What was she expecting?

[@gnashsang]

Interned at daddy’s company and got bored 🥱

[@garystein8610]

"My Daddy owns this company." "Yes, and he hired me to run it. Get out."

[@NatashaYoungqueenofnewyork]

Unt unt Emma.. not hired!!!

[@macdieter23558]

I wanted to comment:"Dodged a bullet!", but that was his last sentence anyways!"

[@dhenderson1810]

The girl wasn't getting the job the minute she walked through the door because it has already been filled by the employer's kid or his golfing buddy's kid. It's who you know.....

[@haltonsworld]

So you would hire someone who exhibits this behavior?

[@turval1954]

The candidate’s responses were nonspecific. Her posture does not demonstrate leadership. She thinks and feel that she has the qualifications for the position but has no proofs to support it.

[@macdieter23558]

But...she made coffee for her daddy´s meeting!!! She is the born leader!

[@tommulroy2534]

When I see that a person has not removed the label from the sleeve of their jacket I realize immediately I’m dealing with an idiot.

[@timr31908]

That lady's probably going to try to put a union in your shop....😮

[@BrianMurfitt]

The first one she was an entitled Feminist with a narcissistic attitude. The second one was a nice lady, but came over as a bit phoney and middle aged desperation at getting a new job. The receptionist was cute! 😮

[@Morbius1963]

Expect a phone call from Emma's mom.

[@FD2003Abc]

The 2nd one complementing his eyes was both cloying and sexist. Can you imagine if the roles were reversed? He wouldn't even get in to see the boss!