How Did I Get Here?

Nervous about attaining his dream job, he faces the interview of a lifetime as he is questioned on the decisions that brought him to this very moment.

Cast

Colin Mayhorn

as John Smith

Jarrett Walker

as Interviewer

Macey Moore

as Amanda

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