Humans of NGU � Christian Gianni chooses a spooky way to earn cash
Carson Myers, Staff Writer
Courtesy of Carson Myers.
NGU freshman Christian Gianni wanted a part-time job, but he didn�t want to work at a restaurant or grocery store like most college students. He would rather work at a place like Hotel Hell or Pinehurst Asylum at Mad World Haunted Attractions in Spartanburg, S.C.
�This fall, I applied for a job at Mad World,� said Gianni. �It�s an indoor/outdoor haunted house. It�s the largest haunted house in South Carolina.�
Gianni, a graduate of Southside Christian School in Spartanburg thinks he gets to have more fun at work than most of his peers. Mad World is only open for a few weeks during the fall around Halloween. Many employees such as Gianni use their acting skills to terrorize thrill-seekers as they try to escape the haunted house.
�I used to stand in a corner and brandish a machete at people as they walked around a corner, and now I operate a suspended bridge.�
Although Gianni admitted he doesn�t make a lot of money, he said he loves working in an environment where employees get to know each other and have common interests.
�The thing I like most about working at Mad World is that we are a family,� said Gianni.
Gianni isn�t sure what career path he will take when he graduates, but he definitely wants to work at Mad World next year.
