<human>: I'm fairly new to Reddit and I've heard you guys make miracles happen so here I am. I also apologize for a long post.  First, some of my background: I graduated in December with a Master of Science. I got a job near my hometown and realized quickly it wasn't for me (for various reasons). However, I was going to stay at that job - that is, until they fired me. Their reasons were that I wasn't "a good fit for their clinic" and they let me go four days before my evaluation period was up. They also hired two people when they only had one position open so I think money also had something to do with it but they didn't say that. That was a little over a month ago. 

Now, I am enrolled at the local community college to start a program that I am very interested in and have been for a while. I definitely think it's more what I would like to do plus it's in human medicine which means more jobs available and more money. I have an interview on Monday for a position in which I am not terribly interested in but not totally against. I'm really just indifferent. I just really, really need the job but I would have to drop out of school which is fine with me as long as I enjoy it. So my question is: what can I say to them that will convince them I am the right person for the job when I'm really just desperate for something? I wouldn't even use this job as a placeholder as long as I enjoy it and it pays the bills.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: I have a job interview on Monday for a position I am indifferent about but I need it badly. How do I convince them I'm the best person for the job?