<human>: Quick background: I have been graduated from college for two years with a degree in finance and accounting. I currently work at a local restaurant as a server. About 3 months ago I left a restaurant that I had worked at for 5 years to work at this current restaurant with more reasonable hours. The move to this restaurant is supposed to be temporary while I search for something in accounting or finance. 

Fast forward to this morning.  I am interviewing for a position as an auditor with a small firm. The interview is going great. He asks some technical questions and the standard, "Tell me about a time when..." type of questions. 

Then we start going over my resume. As he is going through it I realize that I had given him an out of date version of the resume which does not have my current employer listed. It still says that I am employed with the previous restaurant that I left about 3 months ago.  I kind of panicked and wasn't sure if I should point out the mistake or not. I was worried about stopping the momentum of the interview/pointing out a glaring mistake on a resume that should be pristine.  In the end I decided to just let it ride and answered questions about the job as if I were still employed there. In my panicked state I figured the two jobs are essentially interchangeable and I've only been at the current place for 3 months so not listing a temporary position on the resume is no big deal. 

So the interview finishes up and I am immediately asked to come back in again to meet the other partners and staff members. It went well. Really well. I can just tell that I have a really good shot at this. Pretty damn excited. 

But now I'm realizing that he will most likely try to verify my employment with the restaurant that I am no longer working for. How can I avoid this from looking like I just lied to him? I feel like I should contact him and explain the mistake but I don't want to look inept or worse shady for not saying anything during the interview. How can I fix this?

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<bot>: Gave an Interviewer an outdated resume with the wrong place of employment and didnt point out the mistake. I have a second interview, how should I address/fix this?