<prompt> Human: Original ThreadWelp, you were right. It wasnt a scam--but the guy, who does his recruiting almost exclusively over Facebook, apparently, still didnt seem a good person to work for.After responding to his messages, he said he was the owner of a local business. I stopped in, and it turned out to be a small, local deli. I was initially planning on stopping in and scoping out the place, but I was there for over an hour--and I dont think I said ten sentences throughout. He talked constantly. Lets start with the basics: He recruits through Facebook because he can Facebook-stalk potential employees, which, he feels, gives him better results. He picked me because I subscribed to a certain hobby group that I had largely forgotten about, and he felt that group would best be able to help him with what he wanted to do. But the rest of the conversation was, well... entertaining. Some highlights not exact quotes, because youd be here all day: I homeschool all my kids, and make sure theyre done with high school by age 8. Because, if theyre your kids, you want the best for them! All the Fortune 500 companies decided not to interview anyone under 35, because of Millennial entitlement issues! said to me, age 30 Delivering sandwiches exclusively to the downtown office buildings has been such a success that were gonna open up seven more shops, covering all the residential areas! Well octuple our income! Regarding recruiting through Facebook I do everything unconventionally! If I apologized for everything I did conventionally, I wouldnt get anything done! I mentioned I wanted to go to school to get educated, and therefore wouldnt be able to commit to the timeframe he wanted Why would you want to go to school? You can get an education working my sandwich shop! And that comes with guaranteed job placement! He, the owner of a moderately-successful sandwich shop I fully intend on being a billionare someday. If you stay with us for a year-and-a-half As the manager of a sandwich shop, youll be making a salary of a million-and-a-half dollars! Describing his plan to theme each restaurant differently I dont want people in our town to say Where do I want to eat tonight, I want people to say Which his restaurant do we want to eat at tonight?In short: he seemed like a nice enough guy, with his heart in the right place, but, well... he has some rather aggressive dreams, shall we say. I dont think Ill be going back.  <response>: They do say that entrepreneurs have to be willing to take risks and - as such - have to be at least a little crazy. It sounds like he was going for exceeds expectations. Good decision to just run, methinks. 