<prompt> Human: I recently got laid off, and have been looking for a job. I checked my facebook messages today and found an unsolicited message asking me to interview. Text of said message below, redacted as I feel necessary: ---Hello,I own a local restaurant here in my town and I am opening up seven more restaurants in my town over the next year or two. One of the restaurants I am about to open is going to be a my hobby museumrestaurant. You seem like you might be a good fit and I am hoping that you would be interested in interviewing for the position. After training, you would be eligible for a promotion that would start with an annual salary of 80,000--Which would not make you a mega millionaire overnight, but it is a pretty good income considering that it is 20,000 higher than the median income in my state. Please let me know if you are interested in interviewing. You can text me at phone, thanks for your time. May the force be with you. ---The person that sent this apparently lives in my town, and there appears to be an actual human on the other end of the line when I responded asking a question about how they found me, they said theyd gotten data off my profile but, for some reason, this whole thing smells strongly of fish andor rat. Perhaps Im paranoid, but Im mistrustful of unsolicited messages over Facebook!, and this offer, though very deliberately phrased You may qualify for a promotion that makes a bajillion dollars, implying Id be starting at something significantly below that, is rather vague on what, exactly, Id be doing.On the other hand, its a job interview. I feel like I wouldnt have much to lose aside from the hour or so of time Id actually be in the building.Any thoughts? EDIT: just checked the senders profile. Im not friends with them, which may limit what I can see, but it seems that theres nothing on their profile aside from them living in my town. The plot thickens...  <response>: Business owners of legitimate businesses dont recruit through facebook. 