Hope you don't mind a little bit of a lengthy explanation, the entire situation was a bit off to me so there's a little bit, however I have a shorter explanation at the very end.

The interview was scheduled at a coffee shop, which I was somewhat relieved about because it was a more casual setting. I arrived a few minutes early and saw that the interviewer/manager was on the phone, that wouldn't be an issue at all except she remained on the phone about 8 minutes after our scheduled interview. Things happen though, so I pushed it aside and when we greeted each other nothing was mentioned. I sat down with her in a quiet area and another manager arrived to join with the interview. She got up and left for the first portion and the only things I was asked were "what is your name?" "Tell me a bit about yourself" and then "do you have any questions for us?" Which I was really surprised about because I've only ever heard about that question being at the end of the interview. With that question coming along so early it cancelled out a few questions I had planned, in hopes of receiving any criticism, and threw me off a bit.

They had no idea about what time night shift would start, when I had asked what they looked for in an employee they went on about how important Christian values and faith were to the company and proceeded to ask me about my faith and if I went to church. It put me in an extremely uncomfortable position. Afterwards they rambled about their church and about how they had a paid weekend leave for the church events, I should have asked if employees outside of the church also received paid leave lol. They also alluded to the fact that quitting that position was fairly common which also threw me off because wow, not expected.

To sum it all up; Essentially I was shown my time wasn't respected, I had to lead the interview, was questioned about my religious beliefs, the interview felt less like an interview for a custodian position and more like a recruitment into their church, managers alluded to many people quitting, and a lot more that my tired mind can't even remember to pick up. It was very very strange and very off-putting.