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Speaker 1: Hey, hey done, Yeah, you made your breakfast. I kind

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of guess you're gonna have a hangover. Yeah, Plus, you

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have a class in what twenty minutes? Don't tell me.

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It's on the other side of the campus, right, Oh

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my god, you are so screwed. No, you're gonna be

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so late whatever, don't mention it. Yeah, as soon as

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they could do. Besides, what are roommates for. Well, I

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guess you.

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Speaker 2: Just lucked out.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, sure, what's up the party last night? Yeah, I

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remember it. I just didn't want to breach that topic

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until you got back from your class. Yeah. I know

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that you don't really do that well in class far

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as focusing when you're I guess focusing on something else.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: No, I'm open to talk about it. I think we should, honestly. Okay, well,

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t you want to get first. No, I wasn't drunk

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last night. I was actually painfully sober. Well, yeah, I

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do like you more than just a friend or my roommate. Yeah,

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could you give me a minute? Yeah, I just need

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to take this. Hey. Yeah, I was gonna come meet

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you guys later right now, as in like I can't wait, Okay, Yeah,

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I'll be there in like twenty. I'll be there in

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ten minutes.

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Speaker 2: Whatever.

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Speaker 1: You guys can do anything without me. Okay, bye, Look,

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I'm so sorry. Yeah, I kind of have to go.

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You know, most of my plans I make round your classes, right, Yeah,

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so we can have more time to hang out together. Look,

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I really hate to lose conversation now it is, but

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just know that I really meant what I did last night,

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and I really do like you. We'll talk after your class, Okay, Okay,

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have a good day. Donnack chocked. Well, tell a guy

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you're blushing on by his people my good ideas. Okay later, Hey,

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I'm hoping I'm not catching out a bad time. Okay, great.

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I was kind of wondering if you wanted to meet

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up at the library. I know it's kind of late,

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but the library is the only place that actually stays

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open past ten. Yeah. I'm actually already there. I was studying,

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I know, me studying. Hey, uh are you okay? Yeah? No,

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you just sound kind of off. I've been living with

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you for a while now I can tell when your

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moods are off. Did something happen in class? If you

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don't want to talk about it, don't feel obligated or anything.

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But if you want to, I'm here to listen. Uh yeah, no,

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I know her. She was the one actually co hosting

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the party last night. Why she what? No? No, no,

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I'm I'm not mad at you for anything. How did

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they even know that? Let me guess the room or

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mill caught to you. I'm so sorry. Yeah. If I

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knew that it would affect you this way, I would

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have never been so public. Yeah. Well she's kind of

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worse than high schoolers. You would think with college or

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they would mature a little bit. But yeah, we can

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talk about this in person. No, don't be sorry for anything.

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It's kind of on me. I mean, being popular has

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its ups and downs, but it has its downs when

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back to the other person. Yeah, just get here safe, Okay,

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I'll see you in a minute. He gets you.

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Speaker 2: Hey, I listen't trying to scare you.

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Speaker 1: Besides, who else would walk up and hug you? Come on. Yeah,

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there's a private section. It's a lot quieter and better

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of our conversations. Hm. How I have access to it?

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That's for me to know and for you to find out. Okay, Okay,

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I'm like kind with the teacher's pet. All of my

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professors practically adore me except for well, yeah, she doesn't

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like anyone. Okay, no, came here. We have a lot

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to talk about. I think, Hey, that's going. Yes, I

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like you, and yes I didn't mean what I said.

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I thought we covered that at breakfast. Well, no, I've

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never publicly called you my boyfriend, mostly because I didn't

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overstep that without actually asking you and having a conversation.

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That's just kind of weird. Wow, yeah, she really was.

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She was way out of line. I mean, it's one

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thing to be critiquing of me, but of somebody that

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I'm talking to or Yeah, it's just another reason why

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I got out of that sorority. Don't get me wrong.

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Sororities are nice, but they're way too glamorized. No, I'm serious.

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Being popular is hard enough, but when you're in a sorority,

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none of your decisions are really your own. They're always

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influence for other people, mostly because you get in that

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sisterhood mentality and it's just you have decisions are now

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everyone's decisions, and if you don't take their opinions into

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mind about your personal life, it's in all at war. Yeah,

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but that's not important about this. I'm really sorry, I

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mean what I mean? Did they say anything to your face?

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Or was it just just overhearing it? It's kind of worse. Well,

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I can think of a few ways to fix that,

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if you want to hear them that is. Well, we've

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kind of only talked about my feelings, if you can

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really call them that, we haven't really gone that date.

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But how do you feel about me? Well, I know

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you wouldn't kissed me back if you didn't like me somewhat. Well,

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I'm glad we have a mutual attraction to each other. Well,

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now it's just the common follow up question. Would you

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like to be my boyfriend?

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Speaker 2: Great?

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Speaker 1: I'm actually really happy about that. I've kind of wanted

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to ask you out since you became my roommate. Yeah,

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I've been trying to hold it in for like seven months,

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but you're the one who's so dense. Oh you think

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every roommate cooks you breakfast? Don't worry about it. But

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now I'm moving on to a way to remediate h

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do you mind if I now here? Don't make that FaZe.

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It's just a photo. Come on, that's so cute.

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Speaker 2: Okay, no, m.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, they can make fun of me or things I do,

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but they can't make fun of my boyfriend.

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Speaker 2: That is an ultimate no.

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Speaker 1: Now I just have to make a caption and.

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Speaker 2: There m.

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Speaker 1: Besides, she's so mean. I know it's easier said than done,

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but don't let her get to you. She's quite possibly

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the stubbornness person when it comes to letting go or something. Now,

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you think we have about an hour and a half

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before the library closes. If you have any ideas what

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we can do. I had the same idea.