<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

To start, I'm a 20 year old in Maryland that works part time at a Spencer's (retail) and goes to community college. I want more hours (don't we all) but it's not going to happen, so I've been looking for another job.

My friend texts me, asking how I am. It was early so I didn't respond. Two hours later, I get a call from him. We're pretty good friends and share weed/molly connects, too. It wasn't him on the phone, but a friendly woman. I figured that he'd gotten a new job and this was some sort of managerial checkup for his references, but it was Vector. I know a bit about the shitty company and CutCo knives, and I was polite. She said that they wanted to schedule an appointment, and verified my phone and address (address they shouldn't have had) because she "wanted to make sure I knew where I was going" but I live in a small city. I told her that I probably wouldn't be needing a job because I work in retail.

So, Vector has my phone number and address. I'm totally not going to the interview that they had scheduled (Wednesday), and I hope that they don't send me or charge me for anything from their company. I don't know if I should call my buddy back, or just not show up to Vector's ridiculousness. Maybe this is an opportunity to fuck with a company that's notorious for being shitty. Maybe they'll use my address to send knife sellers here.
<bot>: Friend calls but it isn't him. Rather, it's Vector, who he now works for. They want to interview me but hell naw.