[In their interviews they are asked why they want to work there]
Because I've always wanted to start my own line of snowboarding gear and I think that working here would teach me so much about the retail sports industry.
I spend most of my free time here anyway, I figure I might as well get paid for it.
Because the Gigantoplex is a great place to pick up chicks.
I need the money to go traveling.
Do you guys have like an employee discount?
[They're asked where they see themselves in five years]
Five years?!
Not working in a mall.
Jonesy (flirting): I know where I'd like to see myself tonight.
Rock climbing with some Maori dudes in New Zealand.
I don't even know what I'm doing this weekend!
Riding for my college snowboarding team. And competing in the Olympics.
[They're asked what kind of tree they'd be]
[Laughs]
Is that the uniform you have to wear? That color really doesn't suit me.
I'd be a Christmas tree.
I guess I'd be ... a maple.
No wait, a dandelion.
I'd rethink the hat, too.
I thought this was a skate shop.
I'd be an oak, because they're strong and they like to help people by providing shade from the sun.
[cellphone rings]: Sorry, this might be important.
[They're asked about their biggest accomplishments]
Getting to second base with Jill Anderson.
Perfecting my mother's signature.
I once ate ten worms on a dare.
Being the youngest girl to make the varsity soccer team.
I'd have to say my accessories.
[They're asked about their worst qualities]
My feet sometimes smell ...
I guess I don't have much patience for authority.
The list is long ... and distinguished.
When I was seven I had this really heinous orange top ...
I don't have any! I'm a pretty great guy.
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