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Ok ladies and gentleman... especially those of you with some years of experience and relationship experience. No offense to the 18-24 year olds, but they think a bit differently than us 30+

I will quickly give you background on my relationship with this girl. I met her 6 months ago in a professional work environment and gave her my business card to call me. She contacted me 2 weeks later and we met for coffee.. We proceeded to meet several times where I began to feel even more attraction to her and I kept hitting on her. She told me because I was married that she was reluctant to date me. She put me in "The Friend Zone".. We went out a few times and I didn't give up. Long story short, she and I came to a head one day when I was pressuring her to go out with me and she said "Sam, I don't feel an attraction to you that way, and I'm still getting over my ex who I loved a lot and went with for 5 years, I have no room in my heart for you!"

I walked away for 5 days with no contact and then one day, she blew up my cellphone with texts wanting to see me. We began to date and had sex that night.. She seemed to enjoy our time together and as friends we got on great! The sex was amazing, we did some very nasty things that we both enjoyed and first time for both of us! She then began to tell me she just wants to be "Friends with Benefits" as she just doesn't love me the way I seem to be into her!

After about two months of dating, her sister who is a total head case and lives in Salt Lake City with their parents found out about us and told her parents. My girl is 32, and the sister is 35.. has 4 kids and her husband abandoned her.. she seems miserable and continues to go to my girl (her younger sister) for support and friendship... they're on the phone all the time and texting non-stop! The sister told the parents (who are both ministers in a church) about

I've worked before as a sports camp counselor for younger children. I had to deal with the kids as well as their parents.

Im wanting to apply as a Product Specialist for Tesla. You know, the greatest electric car company in today's day and age.

The one thing holding me back from applying is that "customer service experience is required". I haven't worked in a customer service department, but I know what it takes and again, I had to keep and deal with the parents and kids in a professional manner as the camp counselor (it was a city job).

I am extremely knowledgeable and absoluely stand behind tesla. Though I'm sometimes a quiet person, working for Tesla would make me talk people's ears off (ask my family and friends lol). I know a lot of details and facts about the cars, and I learned the facts because I'm just so enthusiastic about the cars. It's a genuine interest of mine and I know working wouldn't actually feel like I'm working.

Thank you so much for reading