#Client Interview

[jameslongforjimshortforgabriel]

love how lestat's immediate reaction to seeing a cute guy was "omg I'm gonna sleep with your favorite prostitute. yeah the one you use to convince yourself that you're straight. which ur not. btw. let's have sex"

[hallowvamp]

Lestat de Lioncourt has never done anything wrong in his life...except for that one time. Oh and that other time. And maybe that other time.

[ziggyplayedguitar96]

Connor admitting in the post game interview that he had no idea what trepidation means is killing me

[moderndaypandora]

the most devastating part of ghosts not being able to eat or drink? now edwin can’t watch the world judgmentally while holding a teacup. if it was possible, forget his magnifying glass and detectives’ journal, there’d never not be a teacup in his hand. charles would have to dedicate an entire compartment in his bag of tricks to edwin’s collection of tea services.

THIS GIF SHOULD HAVE BEEN EDWIN AND CRYSTAL FROM EPISODE TWO ONWARD

[disregardandfelicity]

night island's description on AMC's advertising website

[endreal]

Job hunting is so much worse than being unemployed but unfortunately it's become a necessary evil this summer and I have to say that I'm impressed by this response I received from a job application.

I have never in my entire adult life been offered this level of communicativeness and transparency when working with recruiters or hiring managers before. Well done, [redacted]. Very well done.

[ofmythsandmists]

"No one at Amazon is trying to sell us blenders"

The way I laughed.

[ilikedetectives]

The boss' boss asked me what my weekend plan is gonna be and I had to fight for my life to not say "studying for a technical interview next week" 💀💀💀

[pollen]

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[carcarrot]

some days you just have to appreciate the comedy of life

[bmobepip]

bop magazine, brad's serious side brad renfro hopes to go beyond the babeliness

“i always used to do poetry when i was really young, but i never took myself seriously,” brad renfro, now 13, admits. “i would do poems that were very demented.”

that’s changed. today, the talented teen from knoxville, tennessee takes himself and his creative projects very seriously indeed. and as evidenced in his 1994 film debut the client and last year’s the cure and tom and huck, brad also works very hard in hope that he’ll be judged for his talent as well as his good looks. it’s a trait you’ll find in all of his endeavors.

“i play in a band,” brad says, “but i don’t want to become like this teen idol where the only reason somebody would buy my record is because some girl who saw me in a movie was like, ‘oh my god, he’s so cute. i’m gonna buy this album.’”

though it’s been suggested to brad that those good looks might lend themselves to good album sales if he did put out a cd someday, that’s not what he wants. “you don’t understand,” he said, “i want you to take my music seriously as well as the rest of my art.”

the bottom line is that brad wants people to appreciate his serious side. so far, he's earned the respect of his professional peers. oscar-nominated actress susan sarandon, who co-starred with him in the client, has said of her young co-star: "he did a very professional job. he worked hard. and he came prepared. that's a lot more than i can say for some leading actors who are three times his age with three times as much experience."

“a tear ran down my cheek…”

brad's talent and work ethic have also earned him some serious comparisons to other peers. "i read in a magazine that someone compared myself to river," brad's said of the late river phoenix, another young actor who had his share of troubled teen roles. "a tear ran down my cheek that somebody would compare me to river phoenix. he's someone who's completely a genius."

like any up-and-coming actor, brad hopes this appreciation for his artistry will continue. and if critics' reviews are any indication, he's sure to be rewarded with respect. "i just wanna try to keep it that way," he replies.

yet as much as brad wants to be taken seriously, there still exists within him a silly side, as many classmates and co-stars can attest. brad's been known to emerge from his hotel room with underwear on his head for the sheer amusement of his co-workers.

but despite brad's light-hearted tendencies and

much-rumored roughness, it's respect that he craves as an actor-or a musician, or a poet. basically, brad says, "i like people to take me seriously for whatever the hell i am."

[bebsibby]

jesus man i want this job so bad its giving me a headahce and making me wanna cry LOL

[absensia]

if you can get your hands on them, Char's personal notebooks / journals are probably (?) the only place where you can get the most truthful sense of who she is, what she thinks, and how she sees the world around her. even the letters and postcards she writes and sends to people have that layer of falseness to them as "Char" as we know her changes the instant she comes into contact with an Other, but her own notes, which presumably will never be seen by anyone except Char herself ( and the entity that sees through her ) might offer a clearer look at who this vessel is at her core.

[beaconfeels]

Every once in awhile I still think about the guy who I interviewed with for a cleaning job who wanted me to brush the carpet with a shop broom after I vacuumed so there wouldn’t be any lines from the vacuum. What a guy.

[madd-nix]

never gonna be enough for my dad

[chipjrwibignaturals]

hey man. if you forwardly display that you’re a marketing company looking to hire someone for marketing

and if your preliminary interviewer states that the role primarily works with marketing and sales, coordinates marketing campaigns, and trains sales teams on them with a salary of 45-55k a year average

only for you to reveal in the second interview you are essentially hiring a store floor sales position with a base salary of 12 dollars an hour and everything else being commission from making sales on the store floor

well personally im thinking death penalty minimum