SD Events & Promotions interview questions

I applied online, received a phone call from their admin. I answered initial questions over the phone then I had an in person that was fairly detailed. I had a 2nd round interview with an experienced marketing rep. Then I had a 3rd round interview with their hiring manager.

I honestly don't even remember applying for this company I believe I was just mass applying everywhere but they called me asked me a couple of basic questions like "what do I want to do in my future career" then proceeded to schedule an interview for the next day. It's a 3-part interview if you want to be a part of their company. The first interview, honestly didn't feel like an interview but more like a sales pitch for you to join their ever-growing team. Their main goal is supposed to get you up and running and creating your own team that you would handle and such. So you're just making more and more puppets and expanding their direct sales marketing. They asked basic questions like "Do you consider yourself as an entrepreneur?" and "What do your parents do?" Off the bat I already wasn't feeling it, they were sounding more and more pyramid scheme-y but as they like to call it a multi-level marketing plan. They offered a second interview and I just accepted because I just wanted the experience and was really trying to be more open-minded. And the girl that interviewed me can sell, like if she came up to me and tried to sell me a baby I would probably have a baby by now. During the second interview was where I really realized I didn't want to work for them. I came in early for my "interview"/"job shadow" and I waited for about 15 min. In that 15 min, 4 people came in for their initial interviews. I think that turned me off more just because you feel like they'll just hire anyone to grow their team. After waiting that time the girl that interviewed me the day prior just handed me a google maps print out and walked me out. I was so tempted to not even go but I pushed myself to going. I drove another 30 min to get to where I was shadowing one of their team members at a "high volume traffic area" and he mostly just asked me about questions about my personality and such. They really wanted me to start ASAP if the job was offered to me and I kind of didn't like that. The job is mostly commission only and will definitely depend on where your stand is located. Its direct marketing and direct sales, you're kind of soliciting but in a public place. It's an easy job if you're more outgoing and like talking to random people but it's also long hours of standing. It's just not a job for me.