Willy Wonka Diary

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the ground it looked as if Willy Wonka lived their with all the different candies crumbled on the ground. I remember as we were walking back Caileen told me that I started at 12:30 the next day.
My memory of the actual interview is quite patchy, except one part when she was asking me if I planned on working their for a long time in which I agreed without hesitation. I remember focusing on that question throughout the interview, I subconsciously knew that it wasn't going to last for multiple reasons. I got through the whole interview faster than I thought and on the car ride home I came to the conclusion that I was not nearly qualified for the job that I just got.
As soon as I got home I went and got everything I needed for my big day coming

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