Genuinely

I’m at the final round of the top FAANG company as an intern. And after the best interview of my life, I’ve received the dreaded I regret to inform you. Which to clarify I’m not being a sore loser but my interviewer was genuinely the most incompetent person I have ever encountered. It was as a Leetcode easy, I had this memorized, I wrote the most optimal solution word for word, bar for bar in 5 minutes. (Mind you in a 45 min 2 question interview) We spent the next 40 minutes arguing over the code. This mf didn’t even understand Python. He was googling Python syntax and how functions work and then proceeded to STILL get it wrong. I no joke spent the whole time going line by line explaining every single function and everything, how it works, why it works, why I’m using a hash map, why I’m using stack, I had to explain to this guy what data structures are. Anyway after knowledge dumping on him for 40 minutes, giving my best work, showing I know this sht like the back of my hand. He proceeded to still not understand and just fail me. Am I wrong to request a second review of the recorded interview, they have offered me another job but it is even further removed from my major and would have me working in the fields of Idaho. Edit: Guys I assure you personality or anything wasn’t the issue if fact it’s my strongest suit, I was very respectful and didn’t argue with him. Also I’m not a typical cs kid, I’m an athlete, very social and very easy to get along with. The attitude of my post and word choice is not indicative of my professionalism and I can assure you not being hired for personality is the furthest thing from possible reasons, tbh if I got hired I would’ve assumed it was a personality hire bec I’m not really good at cs but on the contrary in this interview I have never been better and I didn’t make any mistakes. I was super respectful and closely bonding with my interviewer giving him amazing food recommendations in his area and everything. The guy loved me and even said how much he enjoyed me as a person. I went step by step reading the question back out loud, vocalizing any constraints I have identified and explaining how I intend to solve the problem, I gave the most optimal solution, best time complexity and space complexity and explained in the most detail possible how each and every line, function, variable and syntax works in the code and why it works. My interviewer didn’t even understand how a stack data structure worked so I had to write it down in a piece of paper to help him visualize. He also didn’t know how hash maps worked.