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Nothing special. He had my back in SWTOR. He corrected Clark Gable to Cary Grant. He got me back to writing with silly drunken rhymes. He added to my bucketlist until we had 250+ items. He lent me books. He made sense of my ramblings at 4AM. He worked out MENSA puzzles with me. He compiled a custom playlist with 89 songs (and it keeps growing). He gave me his prized Barcelona team jersey and told me to wear it out. He taught me poker, then bullshitted me out of my spare change. He served homemade pizza, burgers and spagetti. He scared the crap out of me during horrors. He stocked O'boy in his homebar for me. He hid the peanuts on the top she

... has been absolutely crazy. In just 5 days, I've learned how to print, crease, cut, and bind everything from photobooks to table cards to mugs. I've used a fancy spectrophotometer, packed well over 200 orders and probably got over a dozen paper cuts. I'm supposed to work mainly with marketing/design, but the boss wanted me to take part of the production process too to learn as much as possible about the company. At first everything was new and overwhelming, and I messed up a lot. I'm using a "guillotine" to cut the brochures, cards and papers for the printers, and if the stacks are cut on the wrong program you have to start all over with

Okay, so I've been on 3 interviews since the end of March. Interview #1, Marketing/Design - Full Time: Conducted by two women. A few things I hadn't prepared myself for, but the interview itself was pretty standard with the usual "Tell me about yourself" and "What's your biggest weakness" kind of questions. Was later told I was among the top 3 candidates of the 12 they interviewed. One of the women also knew me from uni where I was TA for one of her classes. :aww: Interview #2, Graphic Design - Full Time: Conducted by two men. More laid-back than the first interview, with casual conversation and questions about my CV and interests. They see