u/Adagio_Signal

I recall a music video with stick figures, about a man going through life, from right to left, and by the end it comes full circle, ending where it began. It had a crude sense of humor, including some sexual references. It was almost entirely in black and white. I believe either the name of the band or the song started with an L and was just one word. It was sung in English. Fairly standard alt rock melody. I recall the album art being pretty minimalistic, and it felt like this stick figure aesthetic was suggestive that it was the official music video

edit: nvm, found it on my spotify, Lodger - I Love Death

I don't remember the name of this company on zip recruiter or indeed, but it wasn't either one of the names here, and I can't find the listing. This was going to be posted on r/scams because I saw that this wasn't for questions whether or not something is a scam, because I had some doubts whether it was, but that sub has very restrictive posting rules I guess because it wouldn't let me try to repost after it said no the first time, and trying to please it was a waste of time going to make me insane, THAT BEING SAID I do feel confident this is a scam, thinking it's a phishing attempt. I was either not going to be able to post it at all because r/scams is too strict, or I could post it here.

This is what I originally intended to post

>I applied for similar work with different employers, warehouse stuff, and they all said to send my resume to different but similar addresses, like with the - elsewhere in the address, and two of them were returned to sender, but this one went through and they're asking me to fill out some info on the site linked. Their reasoning is they need to be sure they can trust the applicants with company credit cards. This is a warehouse lead job. It doesn't request my SSN on the initial landing page, like I'd expect from them if they need my credit score, but I'm still a little suspicious to give any less sensitive info like my address.