<human>: An unfortunate series of events ended in me telling a potential employer that I am also interviewing with another company. It gets worse. Here's the story.

My third choice employer blatantly asked how much money my first choice is offering, and which job I would prefer (1st is offering more, and would be a better job, but I can't be picky right now). I'm a noob and didn't consider this situation before it happened, so I told 3rd choice that I can't make that decision until I really know the two companies, but that I would likely prefer the my first choice if pay was similar. I also told 3rd choice the salary that I asked from 1st choice. BAD BAD BAD!

They set up an interview anyway, and it was all going smooth until my flight got cancelled. Fuck. Turns out that instead of rescheduling the following Monday, they decide to say "no thanks, if you get this job, you will likely leave soon because you prefer the other company." Uh, I haven't been offered either position, so why are you jumping to that conclusion, I said. I ended up practically hanging up on them.

Luckily my first and second choice employers are still in the running.

Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell
<bot>: Never tell a potential employer any details about other places you are looking at, especially compensation and which job you would prefer.