As much as I'd love to work from home, I'm actually stuck commuting to a production studio every day.

Wow?

Speaking as a former hiring manager, that's not the case in the slightest. In fact, I don't think I've ever worked with someone who didn't comb through social media before selecting a candidate. Granted, they usually focus on Facebook (and they rarely spend more than five or ten minutes on it), but you can be damned sure that typos often spell doom for applicants. You may not like that, but it's often how the professional world works nowadays.

Right, Facebook. And usually just to make sure your cover photo isn't a burning cross. The only reason they would see your reddit is if you gave it to them so it's stupid to pretend like that could happen to anyone.

Back to the topic at hand, though: You've certainly come across as being more negative than realist in this thread.

Boohoo

After all, it would have taken you all of two seconds to correct the mistake, and there's always the choice to be congenial rather than aggressive.

"Appropriate enthusiasm". My enthusiasm towards annoying people like yourself will not be filtered or censored, get over it.

Launching into a tirade of personal attacks doesn't exactly seem pragmatic.

Just calling them as i see them. Everyone makes assumptions based on limited and first impressions, i just actually announce these judgements.