<prompt> Human: Ok for my next interviews, I am cutting the bullshit and getting straight to honesty, I am tired by now. I have a couple of interviews coming up and I going to say the following:Let me be honest here, I recently graduated with a bachelors but then I realized that my heart is in a different field and your position is ideal for me. It is a great opportunity to start somewhere and I hope it is here. I am going to be honest and say that I didnt know about internships while I went to college, so I didnt get the chance to have as much experience as I would like but I do have some experience in XYZ like customer service. I have been going to interviews but no company is wiling to show me the ropes. If your company is willing to show me the way and allow me to get my foot in the door, I will be more than loyal and passionate. I have great work ethic, I am hungry for experience, I just need someone to allow me to gain it. I am a team player, a hardworker and want to gain the experience and skills that can be transferrable elsewhere for my future. I am not even concerned much about the pay, I want the experience and knowledge. I want to grow and if I can do that here, thats great.I will then talk about my work experience and answer their behavioral questions.Do I come off as an ass or something? I just want to be honest, I dont know anymore.I know I mentioned above I didnt care about money but I was also thinking about mentioning that I have a brother that I worry about and bills to pay so I am willing to work hard, I can learn anything at hand because I have my mind set to it. What can I say and not say?P.S this company that I have an interview with seems to be a big one, so this is a very professional position. Its assistant but with lots of responsibilities.  <response>: If you go in reciting a pity party script youll never get hired because no one wants to hear an emotional roller coaster during an interview. It may work in the movies but not in real life. Focus on telling them what youre good at and how it relates to the position youre trying to be hired into. Be concerned about the interview as it happens and not on what or how you think it should play out. The best interviews Ive had are where I kept my emotions out of the equation. Its hard to do so when youre out of work and no one seems to want to hire you, but you have to keep in mind that youre interviewing with a business. They want to make money. And they want to make money with as little hassle as possible. Bringing emotional baggage into an interview will instantly turn off an employer. 