From what I viewed, he made a complete fool of himself during his interveiws. Does he honestly think he can talk like that and get hired in an executive position at a major coorporation?
shareI thought it was funny. He looked like a complete buffoon. And the one interviewer said he didn't understand a word Jim said. LOL!
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Nick "A hell of a great guy! NOT!"
For the first time on the show, he actually seemed a bit nervous during the interviews. Anyone else notice that?
shareI felt that he seemed a bit nervous as well though understandably so. And I was just so surprised a couple of weeks ago when Jim was talking with Martha's employee or colleague and that other woman (at dinner that time) who was one of the interviewers last nite about him "having a strategy to win the game." That was very poor judgement on his part. His high energy shall we say, caught up with him and it seemed to have helped to do himself in and not look like a such a great candidate for the Martha Stewart Living company. He's easy on the eyes though ;) I would not want to work side by side with him cause he seems so unpredictable in how he would behave and what he would say.
shareI don't think that anyone should be surprised that Jim made a fool of himself during the interviews. It was bound to happen.
You a rookie aint'cha? Punk-ass, bitch-ass, crooked-ass cop!
I have to laugh, he stated, his behavior in the loft was to throw the other contestants off balance. If that's the case, why did he not give more professional responses during his interviews with MSLO executives? "Truth and Beauty" "I am the worst person to hire for MSLO" "I am a Sappling that needs nurtured" What the h-e double toothpicks is he talking about.. Would you, during a job interview at a giant corp., say those things?