>"What do you do in your free time?"
>I, uhh... play video games.
>"Oh, really? Can you describe them in detail?"
How do you respond without seeming autistic?
"What do you do in your free time?"
Josiah Powell
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Joshua Robinson
>Admitting you play games
That's where you fucked up.
Tyler Lopez
>They're basically equivalent to movies or television but as a form of interactive media
Connor Wilson
Well, I really like management games and what people jokingly call "spreadsheet simulators" so while I'd probably look autistic anyway, it won't hurt my chances that much
Jordan Fisher
A lot of games can be challenging and difficult and I enjoy learning something new and then overcoming the challenges I'm presented with
Chase Foster
There's these blocks that fall down and you have to arrange them in a line so that you get points.
Adrian Martin
I'm sorry, but we won't be proceeding with your applications at this time.
You're still autistic but you got the job... barely.
Christian Hall
Yes I CAN describe them in detail.
Jordan Price
Not again!
Michael Moore
This is an ok response. Another generic response that would get you points is saying you like multiplayer or cooperative games where you and a group have to overcome a common objective by working together as a team (but state it a little less autistic than that). Or just don't mention video games at all, probably the safest bet