мои родители сорвали 92 собеседования на работу пока один директор не записал всё, что они говорили

My parents ruined 92 job interviews—until one director wrote down everything they said. My name is Gracie Hale. I'm 26 years old. Just a few days after I graduated with honors from the University of Michigan, my own father looked me straight in the eye and said with disdain, "People like you will never amount to anything. That diploma is a joke. No company will hire a worthless, naive girl who thinks she's smarter than her own brother." And for two years, his words seemed to come true. 92 applications, 12 interviews. Every hiring manager laughed in my face. They called me a fraud, a liar, a pathetic girl pretending to be an adult. They said I didn't deserve to breathe the same air as real professionals. I was working three jobs, barely making ends meet, and thought I'd graduated from university without debt... And then came my final interview. The CEO looked at my diploma, then at the screen. His face suddenly turned pale. "Your diploma is real,