<human>: I got a call on Monday about a position that was made available, and they scheduled me for an interview for the next day, Tuesday. No problem, I went and they asked some normal interview question (e.g.* name a time when you had to handle a difficult problem by yourself). I thought everything went well. At the end they asked if I had any questions, I asked what the available position was about.

It's called "stockman", basically a person who collects the Walmart carts in the parking lot and throughout the mall. "No problem", I thought, "especially since I've already had prior experience with this. I'm going to be hired for sure." Then they scheduled me for another interview for Wednesday. 

I thought this interview would be about discussing wages, and a date to start training or whatever, but that wasn't the case. A different person ended up asking me the same questions as last time. I asked what the deal was, "oh, it's normal. Karen (previous interviewer) might think you're great, but I might not, so that's why we have multiple opinions. But I do think you're great, so wait for a call to set up a third interview with the manager for Thursday or Friday, and he might hire you." Now I had to wait to schedule a *third* interview.

Nothing happened on Thursday. Friday morning I got a call from my mom, turns out they called the people I referenced on the job app to see how I was.  

So now you're caught up:

Can you provide a brief overview of the text?
<bot>: Two interviews (possibly three), lots of time wasted, and a bunch of phone calls just to see if a 20 y.o. college student can be trusted to push carts around for minimum wage.