interviewing at a startup be like... (ft. Steven He)

"It was OK meeting you" is a freaking amazing line.

Steven’s CEO acting was so good. I forgot I was watching Youtube for a second and thought I was watching a movie.

Steven is a really versatile actor. all of his characters were believable.

I always forget how good of an actor Steven is after only seeing him play himself and his dad for a few months, but damn he really pulled off that CEO

"sell your house of cards while it still looks like a palace" What a line. Give me chills down to my spine.

The Founder part is movie-worthy. I was so surprised by the transition of the comedy to intense thriller/drama. Stellar editing and writing.

I love how upfront the CEO is about running a Ponzi scheme

"My grandma run fasta than your code" this. This is comedy gold.

Wow the CEO founder segment was so good. Color correction, script, music, shot calls, lighting, performance, editing.

The scariest part about having Steven He being your interviewer is that he deals emotional damage to you.

That last clip feels like a scene from a TV show. I can already see the plot, I love the characters, and it looks incredibly professional. We, the people, need to see this made into a show.

FTX guys saw this video and played their roles perfectly... Especially the CEO part.

The JCU got me hyped. Eric wang’s about to cause some emotional damage

6:12 “Eric…welcome to the company” the facial expressions - the little knowing smirk, the tone, the attitude are all top tier

Now I'm angry that there is no show to watch called "The Founder". Someone make it about a struggling engineer who risks everything to move to a tech city and join a startup.  Could have him not be able to find an apartment and living in his car, using wifi at a coffee shop to apply for jobs and study, and he sees the Founder talking on the phone about his company, googles it, applies, and then cue this scene after he is accepted post 3rd interview.  The one scene is shot, edited, and acted so well that I want to write an entire series. Give it a "Matchstick Men" vibe and a lot of grit about struggling to "make it" and the hollow sense of accomplishment once you do.

I love how Steven can be a very serious character and an overly-emotional one. I love the diversity he can bring. Truly has a talent for acting, in my opinion.

Steven's acting is so good!!

"My grandmother run faster than your code" That's an absolute EMOTIONAL DAMAGE

I love the fact he pointed to the only hand that did not have a wrist watch.