How rich people vs really rich people act during a job interview.

[michaelbreckshot]

"Here we trade on skill, not status"

Preach

[NickCamokidVisneski]

"Where are you from, Roberto?"

"Yes!"

[chadfalkin]

“Skill not status” Hard to imagine such a mythical place

[Obiwan]

Every time it goes back and forth it really feels like a different person, love your shorts

[daddywrx]

I love how this skit is a reflection of your real life experience

[doyoueatrocks]

At first I was wondering where the comparison was.. then I realized 😄😄

[josephgard]

I used to put spanish on my resume then I had to start taking spanish calls, which was just harder than talking in person

[tigersmith]

Had to rewatch it like 5 times to fully unpack it. You are dropping gems 💎

[crosslink]

Really rich people don't go to job interviews (why would they? They're rich).
I went to a job interview where they required fluency in Spanish fluency. I'm a blonde-haired white guy, so one of the three interviewers spent the interview talking to me in Spanish. 'No problemo', but still didn't get the job.

[VeryBeowulf]

“See you went to {school/Uni}.”
Me: yeah, but honestly, that was all just to get the degree and credentials. Truth be told, the majority of my learning was done in the workforce and just living, learning and interacting. Working retail and Management for it, the Gym, trails in the woods, Martial Arts Dojo, shooting range, my Lady now Wife since I was 16, Boy Scouts, starting In Medicine, moving multiple times before I turned 30, 6 to be exact, suffering unbearable heartbreak and setbacks, returning to Church on my own…College was just to start doing what I needed to do what I want. I’ve traveled far and wide through my conversations and reading, gazed into the hearts of countless others, met the salt of the Earth and evil of Humankind.
…
What else can I say, College didn’t make me, not nearly as much as my own life did.”

[heartsmyfaceforever]

Who you know only works if the employer owes someone who owes you.

[oliviavanbrink]

For anyone wondering, he asked “where are you from Roberto?”. I am by no means fluent in Spanish but remember that question vividly from high school

[thelastchapterxx]

"Yes they real" as he shakes is head "no".

[h]

"where are you from, Roberto?"
"si!"
Rofl

[alexp]

These always make laugh before I hit the hay for the day!

[crossedpolars]

The more money you have the better a person you are! It's so true!

[elsenored]

I once interviewed at a Japanese bank for an IT position. They asked if I could speak Japanese. So I said _Daigaku de nihongo o benkyō shimashitaga, zenbu wasuremashita_ — ("I studied Japanese at college, but I forgot it all.")

They offered me the job on the spot.

[joeseabert]

I have no references. 12 years as a solo operator leaves you with a very small Rolodex

[Rikuzyou]

I mean most of company cares abt big college for sure I learned it in hard way.

[thekingofawsome]

I love the attention to detail in these videos, because it is a known fact that the richer you are, the thicker and bogger your glasses are.