The Intern Page #3
-Phonebooks.
-Oh.
I was in charge
of overseeing the printing
of the physical phonebook.
I did that for over 20 years,
and before that I was their
VP of sales and advertising.
So, do they still
make phonebooks?
I mean, doesn't everyone
just Google numbers?
I believe they do, but before
Google that was how you got...
Oh, no, no. Yeah, I get it.
So 40 years
at the phonebook company?
That is amazing, seriously.
Okay, Benjamin. Now,
I'm gonna ask you one of
our more telling questions
for all of our interns,
so I want you to, like,
this is the one
And take your time.
Where do you see yourself
in 10 years?
When I'm 80?
Yeah, sure.
Yeah, whatever. Um...
Wait. Did not realize
you were 70.
That question just doesn't
work for you, does it?
Should we just scratch
that one and just move on?
-It's your call, Justin.
-Okay, that one's gone.
You look great,
by the way, so great,
and you're clearly more
than qualified for this job.
You're actually, like,
way overqualified,
and we were so impressed.
You had great interviews,
great video.
You nailed it, Ben. Congrats.
You're an intern.
Hey. I need you for
two minutes, uninterrupted.
-Hi. Okay.
-Remember a few weeks ago,
we talked about
No.
Really? We had a whole,
big conversation about it.
We did? Okay, remind me.
Seniors in high school
or college?
No, no, no. Seniors in life.
Older people.
Hold on. What?
I told you
I felt like we needed
to do an outreach program.
You definitely seemed
to be liking the idea,
so I set it in motion.
It's gonna be great.
Hold, please. You're hiring
senior citizen interns?
There's been
a ton of research on this,
and the results
are actually incredible.
I mean,
imagine having an intern
with a lifetime of experience
as opposed to
somebody who spent
the last four years of
their life playing beer pong.
Do they eventually
want jobs here?
No, darling,
they're all retired.
They just want the experience.
And I would like one to
work directly with you.
-Wait, Cameron, no.
-Wha--
First of all, I'm not great
with older people.
You know how I am with
my parents. This could be...
Why do I have to have one?
Because you have
to set the tone.
Now, would you prefer
a man or a woman?
There's a great 72-year-old
woman, really cute.
Ugh That's like the same age
as my mom. That's too weird.
That's fine.
There's a man everyone loves.
He seems amazing.
I watched his video
with the whole group.
People were crying.
Okay, this is not
going to work, in my opinion.
But how long do I have to
do this for? Minimum?
Six weeks, or we'll be sued.
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