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Rather than inquiring about her experience, interests or even her golf handicap, the company's directors, all men, spent the interview lunch parsing their own golf games.
Skelly spent the interview railing against the music industry and at one point even threatened to lock their own manager out of their house, or kill someone.
When I met him, Loki was wearing a diamante collar given to him by Donatella Versace, and Rourke spent the interview hand-feeding him bacon bits specially prepared by the hotel kitchen and filling his bowl with Evian.
This is basically why Gates spent the interview laughing, scoffing and admonishing Gregory ("And if you listened to what I said... ..), as if the whole exercise was a waste of his time.
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We could easily spend the interview arguing.
He'd almost certainly take his geriatric chihuahua, Loki, whom he calls his 'best friend' up on stage; she spends the interview perched on his sofa in a cashmere jumper and a diamante collar being hand-fed bacon pieces and Evian water.
"If you're the first person with a disability a hiring manager has ever met and they spend the interview wondering how on earth you got here today and how you tie your shoes, they're probably not going to be focusing on your skills, so part of it is an awareness problem".
Kimmel absolutely loved the revelation and clearly could have spent the entire interview talking about it.
The pope's interview caused an immediate sensation, and I spent the day interviewing sources and gathering reaction.
"I spent the week interviewing the men our government has locked up on Manus for the last three years," he said.
As investigators spent the afternoon interviewing the victims -- who were not publicly identified -- neighbors expressed safety concerns.
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