I'm Carly taken from Mr. Robot, and this is my Google autocomplete interview. The interview who is Carly shaken. I'm Carly jaqen. How tall is Carly jaqen with heels and like six feet tall without heels. I'm 5'4. How old is Carly chicken. I don't know like 25 just earned 25. How much is Carly chicken worth. I I like want to be humble but at the same time I just want to admit that I like it. It's like five billion dollars. Does Mr. Robot exist. No. Does Mr. Robot get better. No. We're just getting it get so much better. I can't get better. It's amazing but it does get better. Does Mr. Robot have schizophrenia. Debatable. Does Mr. Robot have a second season. Yes we do. It is actually airing July 13th on USA. Does Mr. Robot. Does Mr. Roberto's robot is deliver. Yeah he does. How is Mr. Robot not real. I don't know he's just like not. How accurate is Mr.

robot. The scariest part of the show is that it is completely accurate, and everything that happens on the show can happen in real life. So don't you know, close your eyes at night. How is Mr. Robot like Fight Club? Brad Pitt plays Mr. Robot. It's like the whole same cast. So is F Society real? 100%. Is F Society based on Anonymous? I think they're inspired by them. Is Abscess Ayat E & Le its head? I don't know. As of right now, no. But who knows? Will hackers... oh, this is good. Will hackers ever be stopped? No. Try and stop them, they'll hack you. Will hackers be expelled from where? School? Will hackers win the battle? Yeah, they will. Will hackers save the world? Yeah, they will. Will hackers rule the world? Yeah, they will. Can Mr. Robot happen in real life? I don't know what that means. Can someone have an imaginary dead father appear? Yeah. Can there be a real-life society and take down corporate America? Yeah. Can I trust Mr. Robot? Yeah, he's a really

trustworthy guy, actually, and I think you would be wise to do so.

Mr. Robot's Carly Chaikin Answers the Web's Most Searched Questions | WIRED

Mr. Robot's Carly Chaikin Answers the Web's Most Searched Questions | WIRED