<human>: I know this job isn't a sure thing, as I've had interviews before and still not gotten a job. My post-college work search has been poor as all of the companies to which I've applied have gone "in a different direction." I am just discouraged and feel like a failure. I graduated five years ago and I haven't found any work because I live in a college town area that isn't great for my field (broadcasting).

I can do this job, but I don't know if I want it. I'm frustrated that my job search has gone on this long without anything coming my way. And now I can go be a housekeeper. With two college degrees that haven't gotten me anywhere.

Am I freaking out too much about an interview I haven't even had yet (T minus one hour, thirty nine minutes)? If I take the job, will it make me a weaker candidate when I apply elsewhere? If I don't get the job, am I a complete failure? Does it matter if I'm a complete failure if I *don't land a job as a hotel housekeeper?*

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<bot>: I'm interviewing as a housekeeper with a hotel. I have two college degrees. Where did I mess up in life? How do I undo it?