A full tank of gas for less than 30 minutes

So today I had a job interview in Novi, for a company called the Siler-Milton Group. From their plethora of ads on Yahoo HotJobs, I thought I was applying for a marketing, public relations or events position. With no company website, however, I couldn't learn much more, so I decided to just see what it was all about. I learned if they won't give you some information up front, it's probably best not to waste your time driving three hours for a "preliminary" interview. But I did, and I went, and I interviewed along with another girl. And I found out that I was interviewing for a sales position! (A) Not what I want and (B) something I have no experience in. So the interviewer, presumably one of the boss-men because his last name was Siler, had a super-thick Southern drawl and talked at the speed of light, occasionally stuttering syllables over and over. He asked us a few questions, talked about the job and told us if we made the next round, it would be an all-day interview. He also asked if we would be available the next day...uh, no, I live 3 hours away and have a job that I can't just ditch on a whim. Anyway, after 25 minutes and without giving us the opportunity to ask any of the multiple questions I had for him, he whisked us out the doors and promised to call later that afternoon. Well, seeing as my sales experience is zero, I was safely assuming I would not get called back...which was fine with me because the job is NOT what I am looking for at all. Ha, I underestimate myself. I DID get called back for the next round of interviews and once again, I withdrew my application, explaining that I was interested in marketing communications and public relations rather than sales. The guy said something about believing their employees should learn to sell before they plan a campaign, and I said thanks but no thanks. Now that was worth six hours of driving and a full tank of gas!