Former Bully Interviews You For a Job [F4A] [Apology] [ASMR Roleplay] 

Same exact thought hahaha I mean it turned out fine but really ?? And don't get me wrong I am neurodivergent I know how tough it gets to focus on work sometimes but I don't think it's a wise answer to give

@@ShadeeDraws There was a CEO that did a RU-vid video and he gave out tips during interviews. Pretty damn helpful.

@@shadowkun2022where can I find this video? Sounds interesting, would like to take a look

@@tung5t3n_carb1de on youtube

+1 The best interview strategy is to lie about anything that isn't verifiable. Recruiters, HR, hiring managers don't want your truth, they want a nice picture

Very true. These people are everywhere in my life istg

Yep, good on listener for walking out in the end.

Calm down bro it ain't that deep bro pissed his pants and was nicknamed as such

​@@jebbryant6522 you forgot to say "bro" at least a few more times

@@knote4958 sorry I could've got way more bros per sentence in there

Exactly

I had an interview years ago with an accounting firm in Virginia. The interviewer was a Russian chick. She gave me the Natasha vibe (if you recognize the cartoon reference) with her accent. She was talking about the standard work week was 80 plus hours on a salaried position. Salary meaning you’re not compensated past 40 hours. At one point before I walked out she actually said “you don’t seem enthusiastic about working an 80 plus hours a week”. She actually said that. I had already decided I wouldn’t work there and asked about the salary. She rattled off a standard figure for the area which I did quick math and said “well at a 80 plus hour week that’s below minimum wage isn’t it?” I had a master’s degree and been working several years at that point. She really didn’t know what to say at that point. I thanked her for the interview and left.

Ah yes because surely you're going to take blame and acknowledge everything socially unacceptable you did. Incase my sarcasm wasn't clear we literally have 0 responsibility to acknowledge qhat we did as kids since we were literally different people and were significantly less developed. Unless you wanna come out and take responsibility for all the noses you picked or the pants you shat in don't expect others to do the same necause it's insane to expect that from any adult

@@jebbryant6522 I can understand that my mistakes as a kid weren't entirely my fault while still taking accountability for my actions and realizing I did something wrong. "I was a kid" only goes so far. hopefully you know the difference between right and wrong before 18 years old.

@@javi_fc yes I agree you cam acknowledge what you did as a kid was bad but I have an issue with "we have to acknowledge what we do as kids" we have no responsibility or expectation to do as such. For example I made fun of my friend for being fat when I was like 7 and we're still mates today despite never acknowledging it. At a certain point you have to know people develop and you can't be held accountable for most shit you do as a kid when you're an adult

@@javi_fc just to be clear I'm now saying you aren't a dick for doing extreme shit as a kid like assault and what not but "we were kids" is absolutely an exceptable reason for giving people a mean nickname. I've given bad nickname and been given them it's just what kids do. If we have to apologise for everything we do wrong as kids we'll be saying sorry all day since kids literally have to do bad shit to learn.

@@jebbryant6522 I get it but there's nothing wrong with just hitting that friend up and saying "hey sorry for what I said as a kid" I agree that we don't have to but it is a great way to show growth and maturity to be able to look back and see those mistakes. maybe even try and figure out why you did those things and why you didn't think they were bad. acknowledgement of ignorance is part of development. you don't need to but it is a good thing to do. after a certain point "I was a kid" just seems like a shield to hide behind instead of realizing you made bad choices. not talking about you specifically but I know some people definitely do that.

Self respect? More like throwing his life away.

@@HCWz-_-Over9000 Nah, the script made it clear how valuable he was. He probably just knew it.

@@etherealstreamer Well then he just made the biggest mistake of his life. It'll bite him later.

Why was her apology a Colleen ballinger type like someone get this girl a ukulele and she'll make her "apology" video for bullying

Exqueeze me?!

I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you're doing well nowadays. Mind talking for a bit?

Now that would be interesting and satisfying. Perhaps for part 2 (if there will be one). The bully finds out how talented the listener is with their work and begs for them to join her company

@@bedsidekhair3667 Yeah, maybe the listener would be working for a competitor that’s taking business away from her company and the listener is at the core of their success.

I mean the listener already works for her main rival, as long as he gets better it could eventually just play out that way with them overtaking her company, in theory of course.

Get some rest and bring me that A+! 😌

I’ll get you apple juice next time 😭

I mean this was a happy ending tho id like a part two. The listener didn't sell out for the money and realized his respect was more important. Dude also is getting a pay raise if he goes back to his old job.

I loveee skittles! 😍

You’re great

Thank you! ❤️

Nooo this one has been marinating in the notes app bahah 😭 happy early Valentine’s Day! ❤️

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Yay! I’m glad you feel better ☺️

Did you listen until the end? The listener still walks out.

@@LupusVirTV I got too pissed to watch till the end ngl, thank you for the headsup

⁠@@Qorvexyeah don’t worry, the listener walked out at the end, really glad this video didn’t have a triggering ending

Thank you! 😊

Yeah that wasn't great lol

Maybe she is. 😨

Uh oh time to find a new hiding spot

I can understand that, but asmr is just a fictional story, in reality you should never give up or stop working hard for your own good

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I think there's actually an audio for that one floating around. CEO listener, former bully employee. I don't remember what it's called though.

@@Blindluck92One I know is done by SolEclipseAudios