setting fire to our insides

That’s why it’s so fun. The mysteries of human nature.

Wait, wait. My snacks! I was totally worried about my yogurt. Totally.

There’s also the amazingly entertaining art of watching people that hang out at the cafeteria.

What? Did you misplace a robot or somethin’?

Okay but that’s still pretty excessive. 

Does he own this place? Or, I suppose it’s more fitting to ask, does his father own this place? Tony seems pretty keen on just doing whatever he wants. 

I dunno. Doubt it. Don’t care. And yeah, it’s how he moves along in life. 

Well ya could train, like a good chunk of people’s doin’, or swim. Or if you’re one of the lucky ones ya can, y’know, leave on a ferry.

Actually, I got it covered now, but thank you. And hey, don’t hate on the beer, girl.

I dunno. Beatin’ it harder? But fine, fine. I’ll trust ya.

This is gon’ be a real long summer, ain’t it? But at least no worries ‘bout anythin’ going missing.

You should have just left. 

Right. Yeah, no. ‘S my dorm too, so. And the gym didn’t look too comfortable,

I didn’t sound as though you enjoyed it.

No, I did, for the first few hours. Then it kept growin’. Got out of control. I just wanted sleep, y’know?

I occasionally lose a day or two, life happens around me. I was barely aware it was July. 

‘Kay. Right. That’s rough, buddy.

There was a party? 

Not just a party. Unfortunately it was a Stark party for the fourth. Y’didn’t see the invite thing he put up?

This actually wasn’t too bad. At least no one went to the hospital at this one.

That is so  reassurin’, kid

That was the opposite of short. And entire day of partyin’ ain’t normal.