American Income Life interview questions

They called me from online resume. Good first contact, friendly but somewhat vague in details. First face to face, very positive, then pulled into room with 16 others and was pitched with video and Power Point. They painted a very rosy picture, but I left feeling 'sold' and a little put off by a few things. They touted that the founder Bernard Rapoport had reached out to unions and was asked if they were unionized, and so he did......great, but then no details on what that meant or how it would be to my benefit. No talk of benefit package, just one reference that there was no 401K, but a pyramid like bonus structure and a longevity to residuals that was in its stead. I was told I could ask as many questions as I wanted in face to face, I was ignored when I raised my hand to ask about the compatibility of my MAC laptop. Got the coveted "call back" phone call that evening, but was again asked to not waste their time if I wasn't really committed. When I said I had many unanswered questions, she countered that they had some questions about some of my Personality test answers. I went deeper into the Glass Door review pages and found a lot of negative stuff. The ones on the most recent pages were glowing but many many stories followed that seemed to segue into my own experience. I decided to cancel the interview as a result.