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Everyone welcome back to the main mic. My name

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is Harper and we're joined with Mackenzie and

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my best friend Kennedy Today we're kind of just

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gonna talk about what is going on at Juco I mean,

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we don't really have much planned for Events

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going on since Maine mainly the events that were

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going to happen were for Valentine's Day. So

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everything's died down Everything's just like

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chill for a little bit. I mean you have the Nerman

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you have events going on in the theater You know,

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but yeah weekly clubs that we mentioned last

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week I mean, do you guys have anything to like

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protest? There are protests going on. Is that

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tomorrow? I mean if it is tomorrow then like

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there's the AI protest going on True, but I feel

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like like with professors. It's kind of hard

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like you get them make signals like there's some

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where it's like AI Is not a big deal and then

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others where it's like you're literally like

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gonna get threatened if you use AI, you know

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Yeah, I mean it makes sense like if you're writing

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an article or if you're writing a paper You don't

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want the whole thing to be written by AI, but

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if you need help with prompts or if you need

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help Like with your own grammar that I feel like

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that makes sense, but just like your whole work

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being AI, or? I've heard that if you use grammar

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in these, sometimes it flags your entire paper

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as AI. I've heard that too. No, it does. Because

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even if it corrects some of the things, then

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yeah. No. What was it? It was last spring, so

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exactly a year ago. I was in my final comp two

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class. And my paper was about AI, like using

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AI in classrooms. And I used ChatGBT to help

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me fix a couple of sentences, and it came back

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37 % written by AI. And I talked with my teacher.

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I was like, I don't know what to tell you. I

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joked with him prior. I was like, yeah, I'm going

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to use AI to write one of my papers, and you're

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going to have to guess which one. But I was like,

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I know I said that, and then it was a joke. But

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I didn't, I swear. And I assume it was probably

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just because of grammar, really, because that's

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the one I mainly use. Anyway, so it was like,

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it was, because I used Grammarly mainly to correct

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sentences on there, it claimed to be like 37

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% AI. And I still like, like he still like understood.

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I was like, no, like I wrote all of it, because

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I did have my, what's it called? Whenever you

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share a Google Doc with your professor, you can

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see like the written, like, what's it called?

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The progress, yeah. the progress of what you

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write and on what days. So he knew I wrote it.

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But it came back 37 % AI. But I feel like people

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could also use that to their advantage, should

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be like, hey, we just use Grammarly and instead

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it was completely written by AI. Does Grammarly

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use AI? I know. from like just seeing people

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like in the student lounge and stuff a lot of

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people like Brag about spending their time using

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like AI to write their papers and I'm like, so

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what are we learning here? Yeah, this is a weird

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time to be a college student a student in general

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Yeah, because you're just you can use AI to do

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anything write your papers write up a project

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for yourself like homework Yeah, really you can

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like Google scan it There used to be, what was

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it called? What was it? Photomath? And I also

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used Socratic at the time, just to help me out

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with, I think it was biology or something. I

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was like, I'm not understanding this. Socratic

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has now merged with Google, so now it's just

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Google Scan. But Socratic is where you take a

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photo and it reads it, and it'll pop up like,

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articles that'll or like it'll give you the answer

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and I get a quick like Quizlet I still use all

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those things like photo math when I had math

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classes and It's the credit the one where it

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gives you like the What is it called the summary

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of the story or is that something else? No, I

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think that's just I think that's what Google

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is now because Google includes a summary and

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then it has all that but Socratic didn't have

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a summary. It literally just gave you links to

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like What was it like I said Quizlet's or articles

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like it would pull a quote if it had like an

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exact quote But I still like you're able to find

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like question by question Quizlet's of any quiz

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that I've had I literally find them on Quizlet

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and they're all right there all the answers in

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the same order and everything Yeah, and you can

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find teachers now like writing their quizzes

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with AI right, so We can't use AI, but our teachers

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can use AI to make our tests. It's a bit backwards.

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Right. I don't think anyone should be using AI.

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But I feel like the teachers and professors that

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use the AI to make the exams are more lenient

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about it. Or is that just me? Because I had one

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professor. I was running out of time for a summer

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class because I had been working 40 -something

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hours a week. So I didn't really have a lot of

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time to do an essay and so I had to like use

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AI for an outline to like Submit the outline

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or whatever and I forgot to take like the little

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like marks off the like show that it's like Yeah,

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so I'm like I forgot to take that off and I'm

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like I Submitted it and he was like don't do

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that. But then that was it like most professors.

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I feel like would report that. They want to see

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you succeed. Yeah. And so for the most part,

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teachers are like, they're like, hey, like I

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saw you did this, but don't do it again. And

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if you do, if I catch you doing it again, like

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you're out of here. Well, maybe I just kind of

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like princess treatment, you know, because I'm

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just. Yeah, no, you're special. You're the only

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one. I am special, but. You're the only one that

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that's ever happened to. Nobody else. Exactly.

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Nobody has the exact. Exactly. None of my teachers

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hate. the use of AI, I guess. I mean, because

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when I took Mike's class, he was like, let's

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see what AI says for this specifically, just

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like to test run it basically, but not for like

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the assignments, like the big the big article

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that we write at the end. I didn't use AI for

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that. I just wrote that on my own. I'm currently

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like that's what my interview is for. I'm going

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to write about that. The guy yeah, I want I don't

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want to give too many details. Yeah, why not?

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I'm shy end up on the website. You never know

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sharing is caring first article did Yours yeah,

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which one? Well, I'm pretty sure majority of

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us from class like ours did oh your aggregations

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Mm -hmm. Mm -hmm. Yeah, but I liked mine. I I

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thought it was went really well I I don't know.

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I definitely know writing articles is not my

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strong suit. Podcasting is, but for articles

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specifically, I think if I just get all the details

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that I want down and if the editor wants to include

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those details, that'd be amazing. I found the

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best way to do it. Is to kind of just write everything

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you want to know and I'm sure Mike probably taught

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you all of this in that class but literally write

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everything that you want to know in question

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format or in bullet point format however you

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want to do it and Write an outline of how you

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want the story to go And go get your interview

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and then write it all down. That's it. I feel

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like we've been around each other a little too

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much. What do you mean? You know what we were

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just doing we were doing we were doing the same

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thing and we're also both wearing samba's, you

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know, I didn't notice that right you just wear

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the same shoes and you're both Moving your feet

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like damn. Sorry. Let me just like No, it's cute

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best friends. Yeah, but it's also like I've had

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a lot of people like say that we're sisters and

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we're sisters Best friends are sisters. I wholeheartedly

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believe that. Did you send me the reel about

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like the coffee sisters thing as best friends?

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I like that. I thought that was really funny.

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That was cute. Okay, so I mean, what do you think

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of the Pop the Balloon? Generally, or I guess

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in general, what do you think of Pop the Balloon

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content? I don't like it. Like I feel like it

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can be kind of like Well, some people need it

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like the humbling experience, but some people

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are like they literally Just want to find someone

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to like spend a little bit of time with and then

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it's just like You know, yeah, yeah, it's just

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a very humbling thing and like Harper ended up

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being like, oh you should join but then it clicked

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with her that I was like, you know Taken someone

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no, I'm not gonna do a pop the balloon thing

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if I have a boyfriend I mean, I think um, I think

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one of the girls that was up there had a boyfriend

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too. Oh, I'm not sure I don't like that. I don't

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remember. I think they were just up there for

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fun though. Most of the time I know and one of

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the girls she I don't think she was interested

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in men Actually, so she was just up there for

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fun But I don't know because a lot of people

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were just joining at the end Or when we got there,

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people were just like, yeah, I'll do it. I'll

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do it. I'll do it. I'm like, OK, well, I mean,

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I haven't asked you any questions. But are you

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OK with being recorded? As long as you're OK

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with that, hop in the line, grab a balloon, that's

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fine. I also, ironically, don't really like being

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recorded either, which is like being here kind

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of like, oh, yeah. I remember growing up, I'd

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never let my mom take a ton of photos of me in

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middle school because I'm like, I'm just shy.

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And it just hasn't changed a ton, but now I'm

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friends with Harper, so that's gotta change,

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I guess. She's like a TV personality to me. She

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would definitely be good on TV and behind the

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scenes in TV, too. She gets along with everybody.

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It's kind of scary. It is, it is. She's like

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the out -there friend, and I'm the one that's

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socially awkward, because I'm a little bit on

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the spectrum. just a little bit yeah that's how

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i was with my best friend she was definitely

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like the outgoing one and i was kind of like

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hiding behind her kind of deal so yeah okay as

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long as i have a safe space to go to if i feel

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like excluded then boom it's fine yeah anyways

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The pop the balloon thing, I'm sorry, but I literally

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just thought it was a joke at this point. Like

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it was so it was so chaotic. And for what? It

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was really just like I wanted to do something

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that was romantically like influenced. Yeah,

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because it's Valentine's Day coming up. So like

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it was meant to be like maybe somebody will find

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some love. But at the end of the day, this will

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just be a fun little event to have on campus

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because like All those people showed up and then

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even the school photographer was there and she

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was taking pictures so and like people were watching

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from inside the buildings too. I'm like okay

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cool like people are seeing this. Getting attention.

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Yeah so hopefully I brought attention to the

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messenger because I told all those people to

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follow for the next one because I guess there's

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gonna be another one. I think I might just do

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it like for friends so I'm just gonna include

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everybody. Yeah. Hopefully it's not gonna be

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as chaotic as this one because it was You know,

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it would be a good idea is like maybe like going

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and doing like a speed dating thing It's like

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you go or like going up to like random people

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and being like Hey Okay, that's it I was waiting

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for you to say something else and you were making

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that face and I was like, hey, what? Like, hey.

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Like, have you never seen Tangled and Flynn Rider?

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Oh my gosh. Yeah. Hey. I was actually, I was

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thinking Into the Spider -Verse. Yeah, because

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he just did the shoulder touch. Yeah, I've actually

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been compared to is it Gwyn when yeah, it's good

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to the hair Yeah, like partially, but I'm like,

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I don't see it and my boyfriend's black and he

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looks I like Miles Morales And I'm like, okay,

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oh my gosh, like he's like straight up he looks

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like Him and his what is it actually his twin

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or is it like no, it's his younger brother Okay,

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that's what I thought but anyways like they look

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so similar like you said twins I was like, okay

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that makes sense. Yeah No, I was trolling when

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I said that I didn't know you're gonna believe

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No, but back to what you guys were saying about

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I saw the only match romantic love match couple

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today in class. I know, they were sitting right

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next to each other for the first time. For the

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first time I ever saw them sitting next to each

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other in class, it was today. And it was so cute,

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and I took a photo of them joking, and I was

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like, ah, I'm gonna post this on the messenger,

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like joking, and they're like, dude, ever since

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that episode, people think, people have been

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taking their photos. Are you serious? Yeah. That's

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terrifying. That is terrifying. Well, I assume

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they're friends because they're the ones who

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had that crowd, the audience. So they've been

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getting paparazzi'd together. And I think that's

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so fun. That is fun. That's, I guess, kind of

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what I wanted. Not specifically people randomly

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coming up and taking pictures of you, but just

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getting popularity off of that or just recognized,

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I guess. For other people, if that's what they

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want, obviously. But also just finding love.

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They're cute together. I did it to support you.

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Wait, who was it? Ismael and Ariana. I'm gonna

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act like I know who they are. Ismael was the

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first guy to walk out. Well, I wasn't there until

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- Ariana has the blonde hair with curls. Yeah.

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Yeah, you're not. All good, all good. I'll point

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them out if we ever see them on campus. Anyway,

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but no, they're cute together. They're gonna

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go on their first date tomorrow to see Wuthering

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Heights. I'm like, ooh, that's like a really,

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in my head, I'm like, that's a spicy first date.

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That's like, in my head, I'm like, that's like

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seeing 50 Shades of Grey for your first date.

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Hey, wanna see Wuthering Heights? What is that?

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Wuthering Heights is based off a book. Yeah?

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It's a romance novel. Okay. And it's played by

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Jacob Elordi. He's the main character. Oh, with

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Margot Robbie? With Margot Robbie. Okay, yeah.

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Isn't that just like a s*** basically? Pretty

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much. Sounds like it. I saw this interview that

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she did, Margot Robbie, talking about how she's

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like attached to Jacob Elordi. That's definitely

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not true. That's definitely just for promotion

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because her husband's the director. Probably.

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But I'm like, why? They're just super close.

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Apparently really close. I would want to be close

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to Marba Robbie too. I do like her. I can't wait

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for the Sims movie. I want to see what she's

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going to do with that. Oh my gosh, right? Yeah.

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Do you not know there's going to be a Sims movie?

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I mean, hey, I never played Sims. I'm a Roblox

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kid, so. Roblox is better. But she went from

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Barbie to Sims and like, yeah. I can't wait.

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I really want to know what's going to happen.

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I'm curious. I am too. I wonder if they're going

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to go by lore or just do something where a sim

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comes alive, where it's like also the Barbie

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movie. There is lore in The Sims. I know. That's

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what I'm saying. If they go by the lore. I thought

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it would be more like the Lego movie. Like, you

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know how, and I guess spoilers if you haven't

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seen it, but if you haven't seen it, then what

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are you doing? Is it a live action or is it?

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The Lego Movie? No. Oh, The Sims? Yeah. I would

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assume so. And like they're wearing like little

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headbands or something. Right, with the plum

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bobs on top. Or like nobody knows it's like The

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Sims movie until the very end and then you realize

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like - That's what I was thinking because that's

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what The Lego Movie does. It's all animated like

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The Lego Movie. Similar to the Lego movie where

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it's animated and then they switch and you have

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Will Ferrell and his son Playing Legos or his

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son playing Legos and Will Ferrell is the bad

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guy So I was thinking it would be like that when

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we come back to the 100 baby challenge I've never

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done it. I've never done it, but I do want to

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do Dumb ways to die? No, there's another challenge.

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It's the the widow challenge Read out the ugly

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I don't wanna do that one. What's the widow challenge?

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The widow challenge is basically, you have to

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get married multiple times and then you have

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to... Kill your husband. Kill your husband, yeah.

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And you get rich off of it. Yeah, you gotta take

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all his money. You start with like zero dollars.

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And you can't get caught. In like a one by one

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square, you can't get caught. And then you build

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your own home and whatever with that money. No,

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you're mixing together... Wait, it's kinda like

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Jenny and Georgia. Yeah. Yeah. But you know,

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I don't think you have to start on nothing on

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your lot. That is rags to riches. Oh, you're

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right, you're right, you're right. Yeah, which

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I tried to do that one, and I was recording that

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too. And I never finished it because my computer

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broke. But really, it's pretty good. You know

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what I love? Animal Crossing. I want to play

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Animal Crossing so bad. It's such a cute game.

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It's kind of like Minecraft if you just want

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to build stuff and craft and trade and everything.

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I do love Minecraft. It's such a cute game. I

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can't wait to have, what's it called? What's

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the new game coming out? Paralives? Paralives?

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Apparently it's - I thought it was cancelled.

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I thought - Was it? That's the game that somebody

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from Sims came came back and it's open world.

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I thought that game was canceled because Like

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y 'all it ain't that deep but I waited to get

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like Animal Crossing and stuff for Christmas

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because I'm not spending money on a game Seriously

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I like it. Anyways, so, I mean, besides the new

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games coming out, new movies, and our little

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update with the Pop the Balloon, we wanted to,

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I don't know, just chill with you guys for a

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second, just because it's been such a great start

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to January 2026, like, spring semester. And,

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well, it's February now. But, you know what I

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mean. It's like February 13th? 12? February 12th.

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Tomorrow's the 13th. Friday the 13th's tomorrow!

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Oh my gosh. I'm gonna be so unlucky, guys. Are

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you guys doing anything? You're working? I'm

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working. All day tomorrow. Really? Put your PM

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shift up? No, because I picked it up. I got 40

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bucks to pick it up. Damn. I know. And it worked.

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So, that sucks. I'll be on the game though, that's

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my husband. Nah, I'm gonna love my man out loud.

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I'm married and my friend is married to Michael

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Jackson. All right, I think that's a great time

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to wrap up this episode. We don't need to dive

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into any conspiracies there. Anyways, I hope

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you guys have a good rest of your week. We will

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see you next Friday with a new episode of The

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Mean Mike. You may be seeing us doing some physical

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activities. I forgot about that. Huh? I forgot

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about that. So join us next week for our mental

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wellness journey and physical physique, if we

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do do it. Anyways, we'll see you then. Love you

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guys. Bye!
