Right?! The only thing tragic is her attitude. Besides, what person isn't going to say they are flexible when trying to get a job!

@29 - You can't say you're flexible if you're not flexible. That leads to a lot of problems. I told my employer upfront that I'm a college student who interns and volunteers. That's how I got the job because the store I work at likes students and people who can only work 10-15 hours a week. I told a previous manager that I was fairly flexible, but that didn't work out well. I kept getting scheduled on days I had classes.

#2: Either way - she's not boring and mundane.

I think she took it as OP having no life because she has no other obligations.

That's exactly right, but joke or not, she shouldn't have said that. Not everyone has a flexible schedule. I don't think OP needs her pity lol

But then she wouldn't get the job

Don't argue with the autistic. It never ends well. And even if you win, all you did was out-argue an autistic.

Yes I should know better. Well off the the depth of the FML tour toured room for breaking a very known rule. A well cheers to everyone

I know, sad but true.

Though the high horse she rail in on is totally okay.

Why would the interviewer care about her relationship status. It isn't relevant to the job and that would be very unprofessional.

I've seen and heard stranger things on FML. Though what I originally thought was admittedly stupid because I now understand the meaning.

Burn