<human>: I have an interview for a job in a few hours. It's not a particularly glamorous job, just a production worker at a meat processing facility (making sausages etc.) I dont have very much experience, my last job was a a line cook, so I'm not sure what to say at the interview. I've tried working out through the obvious things (why do you want to work here, what would make you an asset to the company, etc) and my answers feel pretty shallow. I've tried looking for interview advice online, but everything I find is tips for big marketing type jobs, not minimum wage high turnover jobs.  

My biggest worry is that they're going to be unimpressed with my transportation situation (Public until I can get the cash to get my car going again, as well as the generosity of my retired grandparents.) I'm hoping if the topic comes up (Which I assume it will, I was briefly asked on the phone about it) that my explanation that I do have my own vehicle and that it only needs minor repairs will be enough to sate their worries about punctuality and attendance.  

I have a good reference who can vouch for my spotless attendance record at my previous job, so I'm hoping mentioning that will help as well.  

Every job I've had was pretty casual, hired on the spot or through someone I know. No interviews or resumes involved. This is my first time doing it, so I'm pretty nervous.  

If anyone can give me some advice to calm my nerves, perhaps things a manager of a low-paying job might ask and appropriate answers etc. would be nice. Part of writing this is to help get over my anxiety, but I'd gladly hear from others about their experiences or tips so I don't make an idiot out of myself would be great.

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<bot>: never had to do an interview before, its not exactly a job requiring high skills, so I'm not sure what to expect really.