You look outside. Too many people you don't know. You don't want to go out there just yet. \n"Can I help you with anything?" You ask. \n"Oh no, I'm fine," Matt says.\nYou stand there for a moment.\n"Actually, here," Matt hands you some lettuce and a bowl, "Could you cut this up for me?" He hands you a knife and a cutting board too. He hands you the knife handle first. You like when people do this. Grade school taught you something. This is how you hand someone a knife. You're glad that Matt knows how to hand you a knife.\n\n"Sure," you say. \n\nYou start cutting up the lettuce. What's this for? You wonder. If it's for salad, it should be cut one way. If it's for the tacos, it should be cut another way. People don't eat salads with tacos, right? That's not a thing. No, nobody eats tacos with salad. You decide to shred it up into tiny chunks. \n\nMatt looks over your shoulder, "Perfect," he says. "That should do it, actually." He hands you a plate. "You get to eat first," he says. \n\n"Food's ready, everyone!" Matt yells to everyone on the back patio. You take your plate over and grab some tacos. You hate going first in these situations. Do you eat tacos weird? Do you put weird toppings on them? Is it okay that you don't want to put any cheese on top? How much should you take? How many tacos is too many tacos? Is there enough for everyone? You're so hungry though. Everyone else probably had snacks. You take three tacos. You load them up with meat, lettuce, tomatoes, and a bit of sour cream. Not too much sour cream. You love sour cream, but you don't want to look like a creep who loves sour cream. \n\nEveryone's inside now. "Hey!" they all yell to you, "Didn't realize you were here!" they say. "Got here just in time!" you say, laughing a little. You take your plate outside, grab a beer, and [[sit down at one of the tables|sitattableandeat]]. \n\n\n\n
As you walk out of the cafe, you look down the street and see a man walking a large dog. \n\nYou don't want to deal with that.\n\nYou turn and walk the other direction. \n\nIt's a beautiful day out today. Perfect for a walk. Walks always make you feel better after eating. Walks always make you feel better in general. \n\nYou take off away from your house. You pass by another coffee shop. An artisanal pie store. A Mexican restaurant. Your mind begins to wander. \n\nYour student loans are weighing you down. Just yesterday you were denied a small personal loan because the loan officer said you couldn't possibly pay it alongside your student loans. You're never going to pay them back, it's too much money, you said. Or you wanted to anyway. You didn't say anything. You just nodded your head. Accepted that this was how it was. \n\nYou should have said something. You should have said that you deserved that loan. What could you do to get it? Could you give them something? You don't like asking for help. This was just a little thing. A little help. You were denied. \n\nWhat's next. What can you do? How can you make it without that loan? It's a big thing, that little sum of money. It could have been big. It could have changed everything. \n\nYou continue to walk. You continue to think about student loans. You think about college. About ex-lovers in college. About teachers. About everyone you had a crush on. Every conversation with them that didn't work out. \n\nYou turn back to your house. You pass by another coffee shop. A bar advertising tater tots. An ice cream shop. You get home and walk into your room. \n\n[[You decide to read a book|readbook]].\n[[You lay down for a nap|nap]]. \n\n
If people aren't going to show up to this thing on time then you're not going to do it. That's just how it is. It's too late now. It's too late to start and you need to eat and you're not feeling well and you just want something to eat and you can eat at home and be home alone and be fine. \n\nSo you leave. You walk back to your house. You're stomping a little bit. You're hungry. You're thinking about what's in the fridge at home. You're cataloging everything. You're thinking about how you should have gone to the grocery store today. You're thinking about how you should have held the hands of more people. You're thinking about how you should have just gone to the party. You're thinking about how you can't ever seem to get a break. Never. Never a break. Nothing. You should hold more hands. You should go to more parties. You get back to your house. You walk inside. You look in the fridge. No meals in here. You eat some hummus and carrots. You sit on the couch. You turn on the TV. You fall asleep on the couch.\n\nYou don't dream. You just sleep.
You decide to wait a little bit. Everyone's been here longer than you. It's good to wait. They'll appreciate it. They've been hungry all this time. You've been hungry all this time too, but they had the decency to show up on time. Was Matt waiting for you? It's weird that the food was ready right when you walked in, right? It's awkward now. Everyone's probably hungry and they think it's your fault that it took so long to get food for everyone. \n\nNo, it's not that. That's not the case. Nobody does that. This isn't a dinner party, it's a barbecue. It's fine. It was just chance. You wait a little longer. People are filtering in there now. About half the party is grabbing tacos. \n\nNow's a good time to go in. Now you can check out this taco scene. You say that to the stranger standing next to you, "I'm going to check out this taco scene," you say. Why did you say that? That was the dorkiest thing you could have said. "Taco scene." The guy smiles at you, raises his beer, "Good call," he says. \n\nYou head inside, load up your tacos in the same fashion as the people in front of you--that's meat, lettuce, tomatoes, guacamole, cheese, hot sauce sour cream--then you step outside and [[sit down at one of the tables|sitattableandeat]].
You decide to go ahead and knock on the door. \n\nNo answer. \n\nYou wait a few seconds. \n\nStill, no answer. You step away from the door for a second, check your phone again. The Facebook event says it's today. \n\nYou notice the doorbell. You ring the doorbell. You wait. \n\nMatt comes to the door. \n\n"Hey! Come in, come in! Everybody's out back," Matt says.\n"Great!" you say. Of course they're out back, it's a barbecue. Why did you think you'd hear them through the door? \n"What'd you do today?" Matt says. \n"Oh not much, just a lazy Saturday," you say. \n"Cool, cool. I've been busy getting everything ready for this barbecue. I've got some great stuff. Check out the meat for these tacos." He points to a skillet filled with meat. It looks like any other meat. \n"Wow, looks great," you say. \n"We're going to eat here really soon." Matt says. He nods at you. He can tell you're hungry. You nod back. "Cool," you say. \nMatt points to the back patio, "Everyone's outside. Grab yourself a beer and hang out."\n\n[[You walk outside and grab a beer|walkandbeer]].\n[[You stay and talk to Matt more|talktomatt]].\n
You pull the blankets up to the top of the bed and flatten out all the little bumps. You grab a couple pillows that fell to the floor and put them back on the bed, fluffing each one as you go. You stand back and admire it for a second. You run your hand across the blankets one more time to make sure it's flat. You think about how nice it'd be to get back in bed now that you're showered and clean. You decide it's best to get the day started.\n\n[[Head out and eat breakfast at the cafe down the street|eatout]].\n[[Make breakfast at home|eathome]].\n\n
You scan the party one last time and decide to ghost out. You should say something to Matt, but now's the time to go. Things are perfect but you have to leave right now. \n\nYou sneak out the door and make your way home.\n\nWhen you get home, you brush your teeth, wash your face, and undress for bed. You lay there for a while, going through every conversation of the night. You did well. You were funny. You had good little stories to add. You laughed at appropriate moments. You had insightful comments to add at important intervals. You didn't drink too much. You did a good job. \n\nYou fall asleep. You dream of the party. From start to finish, you go through it again in your dreams, but with better quips. Funnier jokes. More impressive facts. Next time you'll really nail it. Next time you'll be the life of the party.
The sound of a trash truck outside your window wakes you up. You roll over to look at the alarm clock on your bedside. 8 am. You’re late. You jump up from your bed, carelessly push through your bedroom door, and make your way directly to the coffee pot. \n\nYou grab the bag of beans and pour some into the grinder. As you grind the beans, your mind begins to wander. Wait. It’s Saturday. Not Friday. Okay. Things are okay. You calm down for a minute. You fill up the coffee pot with water and pour the ground beans into the filter. You place the pot on the burner, paying close attention to the filter so it doesn’t fold over and spill everywhere. \n\nYou make your way back into your room. The bed’s unmade. You desperately want to shower. \n\n[[Take a shower|Take a Shower]].\n[[Make the bed|Make the Bed]].\n[[Go back to sleep|Go back to sleep]].\n
You really can't wait anymore, so you head straight in and get in line for food. Just a couple people in front of you. You don't know their names, but everyone smiles at each other. "Looks great," everyone says. Literally everyone that walks in the door says this. Can't we think of something else to say? You try to come up with some other way to compliment Matt. \n\n"Thanks so much for making all this, Matt," you say. Okay it's not a compliment but it gets to the same point. \n"Of course!" Matt says. Everyone nods and mumbles under their breath, "yeahthanksmattitlooksgreat."\n\nDid you maybe thank him too early? Whatever. It's fine. You need to eat. Everything will be fine once you eat. \n\nYou load up your tacos in the same fashion as the people in front of you--that's meat, lettuce, tomatoes, guacamole, cheese, hot sauce sour cream--then you step outside and [[sit down at one of the tables|sitattableandeat]].
It's 5pm. That was quick. That was a hell of a nap. That was an epic nap. You really napped the day away. You blink a few times. You look at the clock again. It's still 5 pm. You roll over. Your mouth tastes like dried marinara sauce. Where did that come from? You stand up. Groggy. Lost. You make your way to the bathroom and brush your teeth. Dried marinara mixed with toothpaste. You brush your teeth, counting as the timer on the electric toothbrush goes up. It's supposed to go for two minutes. 1. 2. 3. Is it really two minutes? Have you ever confirmed that? Where were you? 4. 5. 6. Does toothpaste even work? Does it even do anything? Could you just wash your teeth with water and a brush? 30? 31? 32? What if you shake your head back and forth instead of moving the brush? 40? You lost count. You'll never know how long this thing lasts. You should just run a timer next time. \n\nYou always tell yourself you'll run a timer. \n\nYou've never run a timer. \n\nYou'll never run a timer.\n\nYou make your way into the kitchen. Might as well eat before this party. Wait, it's a barbecue. You look at the calendar on your phone. Yeah, it's a barbecue. You should eat anyway. Eating in public never works for you. You never eat enough. You should just eat. Barbecues never start on time anyway. You'll be too hungry to enjoy yourself if you just go to the barbecue without eating. You'll get cranky. You'll say something stupid. You'll get drunk too quick. You should eat. You look at your calendar again. Okay, it's today. It's at 7 pm. You really should eat. \n\nBut you didn't go to the grocery store. That nap. That epic nap really ruined everything. You don't have enough time now. The party's at 7. It's 5:15. By the time you get back from the store you won't have enough time to cook. \n\n[[Look in the fridge to find something to eat|findfood]].\n[[Leave the kitchen and watch TV until the party|watchtv]].\n\n
You decide to make the bed before you do anything else. \n\nYou pull the blankets up to the top of the bed and flatten out all the little bumps. You grab a couple pillows that fell to the floor and put them back on the bed, fluffing each one as you go. You stand back and admire it for a second. You run your hand across the blankets one more time to make sure it's flat. \n\nYou decide to [[take a shower|Take a Shower]].\n
You leave your house and walk the 15 blocks to the party. You walk up to the door. You don't hear anything. Has the party started? Are you early? You look at your phone. 7:15 pm. You're a little early. Or rather, you're a little on time. On time's no good. You stand in front of the door a little longer. You look at the Facebook invitation again. It says 7:00 pm. You stop and you listen again. Nothing. \n\n[[You decide to knock on the door|knockondoor]].\n[[You decide to take a walk around the block and wait for other people to arrive|You decide to take a walk around the block and wait for other people to arrive]].
As you walk outside the cafe, you stand still for a moment and look down the street. A walk could be nice. \n\nNo, you'll just go home. You don't feel good. You need to relax. You need to just chill out. You need to stop being stressed. \n\nDown the street, you see a man with a large dog walking toward you.\n\nYou decide to cross the street and walk on the other side. \n\nWhen you get home, you kick off your shoes and walk into your bedroom. It's almost 11 am now, you have plenty of time to do everything you need to do today.\n\n[[You decide to read a book|readbook]].\n[[You lay down for a nap|nap]]. \n
You rummage through the fridge in the kitchen, you pull out random items that could make a substantial enough snack. \n\nBaby carrots.\nHummus. \nRanch dressing. \nTortillas. \nSpinach. \nMilk. \n\nHow old are you? 90? This is an old person's fridge. Well, carrots and hummus should suffice. How old's this hummus anyway? Does hummus go bad? Of course it goes bad. Does it smell bad? No it smells like hummus. \n\nYou put everything else back in the fridge and sit down at the table with some baby carrots and hummus. They taste fine. They must still be good. \n\nWhile you eat, you absent-mindedly flick through your phone. Twitter. Facebook. Twitter again. Instagram. Twitter again. You load up a news story you've been meaning to read. It's from the Smithsonian. It's about a new dinosaur they just found. It has a giant mohawk-like bone on its head. You should talk about this at the party. Everyone likes talking about dinosaurs. You read it again so you remember important details. It was found in an oasis with several other dinosaurs of the same kind. It's maybe not a dinosaur, you don't understand that part, but nobody's going to care. It's a cool creature with a mohawk. Everyone will like that.\n\nYou eat everything, clean off your plate, and throw the now empty hummus container in the trash. \n\nIt's 6:30, close enough to party time. You grab your stuff, and [[walk out the door|partyfull]].\n\n
You lay down on your bed and close your eyes. It hasn't been that long of a day, but it feels like it's already almost over. You open your eyes and look at the clock. It's only noon. \n\nYou close your eyes again. \n\nYou think about what's on the docket for the day. Grocery shopping. That party. \n\nThat party. \n\nYou have to go to the party. No choice. The invite was to you specifically. It said, "You are invited." You have to go now. You can't not go. You don't want to go. A party is standing in the corner and hoping nobody talks to you. A party is standing in the corner and hoping someone talks to you. \n\n"Who will be at the party?" you wonder. Rob will be there. Rob's always there. Matt will be there. It's Matt's house. Who else? Is it really worth going? Will you make friends? Probably not. But maybe it'll be okay. You were invited after all. You're wanted there. They wouldn't invite you if you weren't wanted. Should you bring something? Matt always says not to bother, but you can't show up with nothing. You should get a six pack. Something cool. Something with a cool label. They'll like that. \n\nYou think about an article you read in The Atlantic about people who fall asleep when they're stressed. You do that. People are always astounded that you do that. "How can you sleep if you're stressed?" They ask. "I can never sleep when I'm stressed," they say. You don't know. You shake your head. "It is what it is," you say. \n\nYou slowly drift off to sleep. It's a deeper sleep than you're used to during a nap. \n\nYou dream about the party. Everyone's playing Mario Kart. Nobody passes you a controller, but everyone's having fun. You like watching. Even if they don't want you to play, you like watching. It's okay to just watch. \n\nYou want to play though. Why won't they let you play? You ask to play. Rob? Is that Rob? It's Rob. Rob hands you a controller. You play Mario Kart. You are Waluigi. "Hey there, here we go!" Waluigi says. And you're off. Now you're in the kart. You're driving the kart. You are Waluigi. You can feel it. You feel what it's like to be Waluigi. A little evil. A little misunderstood. It feels good. It feels powerful. Even a second fiddle of a villain feels confident here. \n\nYou wake up and [[look at the clock|clock]]. \n\n
You get up and walk back to the party. You're too hungry to wait any longer. It's okay. Someone will be there by now. People will be there for sure. You'll walk up to the door, you'll knock and everyone will be happy you're there. They invited you after all. The invitation said, "You're invited." That's you. You have to get to this party. They'll be so disappointed if you're not at this party. \n\nYou get to the door. It's still pretty quiet. \n\n[[Knock on the door|knockondoor]].\n[[Go home|gohomeearly]].\n\n
You decide to talk with the woman who's been talking about her camping trip all night. At least you'll know what you're getting into. \n\n"Hey, so you went on some crazy camping trip?" You say. \n"Oh my god, yes! My girlfriends and I went down to Yosemite for the week. It was a-mazing!" \n"Nice, I've always wanted to go to Yosemite." \n"It is beautiful! There were some fires or whatever recently, but it's still just an amazing place. It really makes you feel good y'know? Being away from it all like that. We hiked like 40 miles in or something."\n"That's cool, my parents used to take me camping in Utah when I was a kid," you say, "We used to do big treks through the canyons."\n"Oh my god I am so totally going to be that kind of mother some day. I just love it. I think kids really need that, y'know? Like they can't always be playing with their iPhones or whatever. They need some like, camping."\n"Sure, yeah," you say.\n"We saw this frog," she grabs her phone out of her pocket, and pulls up a picture "Here, look at him, oh my god isn't he so cute?"\nYou laugh, "Yeah he sure is."\n\nShe proceeds to show you more pictures. You grab another beer. More pictures still. She doesn't even hand you the phone, she keeps it in her hand and flicks through them herself, describing each one. You grab another beer. \n"Oh and this is when we found this hot spring. Oh my god don't look at that picture we're all almost naked."\n\nYou laugh, it seems like a good time to laugh? Maybe? Probably not. But now you've seen this woman naked so there's that. \n\nShe continues to flick through the pictures on her phone. You start looking around for an exit, but everybody's deep in their own conversations. You grab another beer. How many is this? Who cares. This is probably never going to end. The Yosemite slide show from eternity. \n\n"Oh, oh! Here, here is where we hiked to."\nIt's a rock. It's a picture of a rock. \n"Let me friend you on Facebook right now and you can see everyone else's pictures too!" She flicks over to the Facebook app and adds you as a friend. \n"Accept my request!"\n\nYou pull out your phone and accept her friend request. Stacy. Of course her name is Stacy. That just makes so much sense. \n\nYou grab another beer. Uh oh. This was the one that took things too far. This is the end here. You know you have this point. The one more beer point. That place in time and space where if you have exactly one more beer everything comes crashing down. You drink it anyway. \n\nShe's now just showing you pictures from her Facebook feed anyway. \n\nYou look for an exit. \n\nYou can't find an exit. \n\nYou excuse yourself to go to the bathroom and decide right then [[it's time to leave|drinktoomuch]].
You're not in a rush. No need to be the first person at this BBQ. But you're so hungry. Who did those people holding hands think they were? Why did they think it's okay to just flaunt that in public? It's uncalled for. It's not okay. You hate everyone you've ever held hands with. You hate everyone you will ever hold hands with. You just hate everyone. \n\nYou're hungry. You're too hungry. You're not going to make it. You have to eat right now. What time is it? 7:40. You usually eat before this. You usually eat at 6:30. You should have eaten. You really need to eat. Time to go to back to the party, first person there or not you have to eat. Maybe they'll have snacks. Some chips or something. \n\n[[You head to the party|headback]].
You Are Invited
Oh no. You hate this part of the night and you only just got here. Standing in line and loading up a plate full of food always makes you uncomfortable. It's weird, right? It's not natural. We're like cattle there, standing and waiting and then just eating and doing it all over again. You look like an idiot when you stand in a line. Seriously, nobody looks cool standing in a line. \n\nRob nudges you. \n"Come on, let's go get some food," Rob says, a big grin on his face. "Tacos!" He's extremely excited for tacos. He's so excited that now you're excited. \n\nYou both head inside, you load up your tacos in the same fashion as Rob--that's meat, lettuce, tomatoes, guacamole, cheese, hot sauce sour cream--then you step outside and [[sit down at one of the tables|sitattableandeat]].
The bed's too inviting. You get back under the covers, close your eyes, and lay still for a while. \n\nNope. It's not going to happen. You're too wide awake already. There's too much stuff you can do. You can't lay there and sleep more. You can't. You just can't. You can't. \n\nYou roll around a bit. You grab your phone and look at Twitter and Facebook. You can't do this. It's time to get up. You have to get up now. \n\nYou get up. It's 8:15 am. \n\nYou decide [[to take a shower|Take a Shower]].
The party is only about 15 blocks from your house, so you decide to walk. You take the long way too. After all, you just ate, might as well shake off a little of that food coma before getting to the party. \n\nYou walk past a movie theater, a gyro place, a grocery store. A man outside the grocery store tries to sell you a magazine. You decline. You keep walking. You walk past a bar that supposedly has a vagina-shaped door inside. You walk past a burger place that advertises a "veggie burger as good as beef." You pass what feels like the millionth coffee shop you've seen today. A man wearing shorts, sunglasses, a white shirt, and a tie passes you. He looks like he's in a ska band from the '90s. Maybe he was actually in a ska band. Maybe he's STILL in a ska band. That's possible, right?\n\nYou get to Matts's house. You ring the doorbell. You wait. \n\nMatt comes to the door. \n\n"Hey! Come in, come in! Everybody's out back," Matt says.\n"Great!" you say.\n"What'd you do today?" Matt says. \n"Oh not much, just a lazy Saturday," you say. \n"Cool, cool. I've been busy getting everything ready for this barbecue. I've got some great stuff. Check out the meat for these tacos." He points to a skillet filled with meat. It looks like any other meat. \n"Wow, looks great," you say. \n"You got here just in time actually, I was about to call everyone in to eat," he says, handing you a plate. "Looks like you get to start us off." \n\nThe food you just ate is still sitting heavy in your stomach. It's okay though. You're dealing with tacos here. The perfect meal for a la carte eating. Thank god it's tacos and not burgers. You couldn't eat a burger. You shouldn't have assumed everyone would eat late. Of course they're not going to eat late, these are adults. \n\n"Food's ready, everyone!" Matt yells to everyone on the back patio. You take your plate over and grab some tacos. You hate going first in these situations. Do you eat tacos weird? Do you put weird toppings on them? Is it okay that you don't want to put any cheese on top? How much should you take? How many tacos is too many tacos? Is there enough for everyone. You're so hungry though. Everyone else probably had snacks. You take two tacos. After all, you just ate, no need to pig out. You load them up with meat, lettuce, tomatoes, and a bit of sour cream. Not too much sour cream. You love sour cream, but you don't want to look like a creep who loves sour cream. \n\nEveryone's inside now. "Hey!" they all yell to you, "Didn't realize you were here!" they say. "Got here just in time!" you say, laughing a little. You take your plate outside, grab a beer, and [[sit down at one of the tables|sitattableandeat]].
It's really time to go. You've got to get out of here. You're going to make a fool of yourself more than you probably already have. Have you made a fool of yourself? No, you're okay. You go back through your conversations. No, nothing too bad. Nobody's noticed you're drunk yet. It's fine. \n\nYou make your way for the door. Nobody's in the way. You can sneak out and nobody will notice. Ghost this party. Ninja exit. \n\nYou leave Matt's and stumble home. When you get there, you barge through your apartment's door, smash through your bedroom door, and fall onto your bed. \n\nYou really drank too much. You said so many stupid things. No, wait, you already decided you didn't say anything stupid. How could you know, though? You're drunk. Drunk people think everything they say is smart. You think you're so smart when you're drunk. You're an idiot when you're drunk. Who knows, it's probably fine. Just sleep. It's probably fine. \n\nYou quickly pass into a dreamless sleep.
You decide you don't want to deal with cooking breakfast, so you head out to a cafe down the street to eat. You put on your shoes, grab your keys, and head out the door. \n\nA block away from your apartment, you think about whether you locked the door or not. You did, right?\n\nDid you?\n\nYou turn around and head back to your apartment. You grab the doorknob and turn it. It's locked. Of course you locked it. You give it another push just to make sure. You leave your apartment again. \n\nIt's early enough in the morning that the cafe is still pretty empty. You order a breakfast burrito and a small Americano. The barista seems to be in a good mood. \n\n"You're here early this morning," the barista says. \n"I couldn't sleep in anymore," you say. \n"It's good to get an early start on the weekend."\n"Yeah."\n\nThe barista smiles at you and returns to the espresso machine.\n\n[[You wait quietly for your burrito and drink|wait]].\n[[You decide to continue the conversation|talk]]. \n\n
You decide to wait for Rob to go in. This way, you'll have a partner in line. It's nice to have a partner in line. You feel more confident when you have someone standing next to you at one of these make your own taco events.\n\nIt's weird that making your own tacos is its own event. We look forward to making our own tacos so much that we have Taco Tuesdays. That's actually a thing. \n\nBut the thing is, tacos are pretty great. You say that to Rob. "Tacos are pretty great," you say. \n"Truth," Rob says. \n"Do you know about Taco Tuesday?" You ask. Why did you ask that? That's a horrible question.\n"Of course!" Rob says, "Carla and I love Taco Tuesday." He laughs that captain's laugh again. Everything's fine. Not a stupid question. \n"Speaking of which, let's hit this taco party up," Rob says. \n"For sure," you say, "Let's quit Taco-ing about it," you say, stressing ta-co-ing with an elaborate wink.\nRob lets that laugh loose again. \n\nYou both head inside, you load up your tacos in the same fashion as Rob--that's meat, lettuce, tomatoes, guacamole, cheese, hot sauce, and sour cream--then you step outside and [[sit down at one of the tables|sitattableandeat]].\n
You walk up to the guy wearing sunglasses. \n“Hey,” you say. \n“Hey,” the man with sunglasses replies. \n“How do you know Matt?” \n“We went to school together,” he replies. Well this is going well. You grab another beer. \n“You a designer too then?” You ask.\n“I was. Now I work for Comcast.”\n“Oh neat, what do you do?”\n“Customer service," he says. \n“Like telephone customer service?” You ask. How is this guy a customer service representative? \n“Yeah, I deal with bullshit phone calls from people.”\n“Cool. Any crazy stories?”\n“No.”\nYou continue standing next to him for a couple seconds. You grab another beer. \n\n“SHOTS!” Someone yells from the kitchen. \n\n“Well, now’s the time,” he says, motioning for you to follow him. \n\n“You in?!” A stranger says to you. \n\n“I guess,” you reply. \n\nThey pour shots of whiskey. \n\nYou take the shot with three other strangers. Everyone winces in pain after the shot and quickly follows with a beer. \n\n“Again!” Says a man with a Hitler youth haircut. \n\nYou take another shot. Things are already getting fuzzy. You grab your beer, is this your beer? Oh god things are getting real fuzzy. Way fuzzier than they should be. Now fast did you drink those beers while you were talking to sunglasses guy? Did you get his name? Did he like you? He probably doesn’t care. \n\nThis is that moment you’ve prepared yourself for though. You’re too drunk. Now’s the time to split. You can’t stand straight. Oh no how long have you been talking with this buzzcut man? What are you talking about?\n\n“So we usually do the .45 on those days,” the buzzcut man says. \n\nYou nod. What is happening?\n\n“You’ve seriously never shot a gun?” He asks. \n\n“Nope,” you say. You did reply, right? That was out of your mouth?\n\nHe grabs his phone, “Okay, give your phone number, I’ll call you next time we go up to the range.” \n\nHe says the range like, The Range. Like it’s a proper place that people go. You give him your phone number. \n\n“Cool, I’ll call you,” he says, then turns to talk to someone else. \n\nYou make your way to the door [[to leave|drinktoomuch]]
"Do you ever confuse a memory of something with a thing you saw on TV?" you say. You think this is a perfectly normal way to spark a conversation with a stranger.\n"I'm sorry?" the woman in the dress seems confused.\n"I mean, do you ever think about something that happened in your life, and it feels super real, but after you think about it some more, you realize you actually just saw something happen on a TV show and it feels like it's real life?"\n"Oh," she lets out a little laugh, "Sure, I suppose I've had that happen before." She seems less confused. "Did it just happen to you?"\n"No," you say, "I was just thinking about it. Barbecues sometimes bring about a weird since of faux-deju vu in me for some reason." \nShe laughs a little, "Faux-deju vu is a weird concept to wrap your mind around." \nYou laugh. "Yeah, I suppose it is. But I guess what I'm saying is, these things always feel so routine. Like I've been here before, but also like I've seen this happen so many times."\n"That's kind of a sad view," she says, frowning for dramatic emphasis.\n"No no, I don't mean it like that. It's just that sometimes our lives are so routine. We do things the same every time. We're at a barbecue and we always talk with the same people. It's hard to break out of your routine and try something new, even if that's just talking to a stranger." Well, that was a weird thing to say.\n"Is that why you came over to talk to me?"\n"I guess, yeah." You realize you don't know her name, so you introduce yourself.\n"I'm Amber," she says, shifting her cup to her left hand to shake yours, "Nice to meet you."\n"I see what you're saying though," she adds, "We really do go through our routines. I was thinking something similar as I stood over here, trying to decide if I should stay or go."\n"Should I stay or should I go, now?" you sing.\nShe laughs, "Yeah, exactly."\n\nYou continue to talk for a while. You discuss eccentric musicians. Dinosaurs. Books you've both recently read. The night wears on. You're getting a little tipsy.\n\n"I should get going," you say.\n"Yeah, me too," she says. \n"It was really nice meeting you," you say. \n"Agreed!" she says, a smile on her face. \n"Well, uh, I guess I'll see you around," you say. Ending conversations has never been your strong point. \n"Totally!" she says. \n\nYou smile at each other, and make your way out. She does a round to say goodbye to everyone. You [[decide to leave without saying anything to anyone|drinkjustenough]].
This is maybe a bit too much for you. Too many people here. You really had hoped there would only be a few people. You find Matt, thank him for the food, and apologize for leaving early. You just aren't feeling that well, you tell him. No, it's not the food, of course it's not the food. You've just felt a little gross all day long.\n\nMatt understands. He's bummed out about it, but he understands. \n\nYou walk back to your house in a bit of a daze, ignoring most of what you pass. You get home, walk immediately into your room, and fall flat on the bed. You should have stayed a little longer. It would have been polite to stick around. It was rude to leave so early. They understand though. Everyone certainly understands. Sometimes, you just don't feel well. Sometimes it's okay to just leave a party a little early because you don't feel that well. \n\nYou drift into a dreamless sleep.
You stand in silence waiting for the barista to finish your drink. When the barista hands you the breakfast burrito and your coffee, you say "Thanks," then sit at a table in the corner by the window. \n\nYou slowly unwrap your burrito from its aluminum foil container and start eating. You take a sip of your coffee.\n\nShit. \n\nYou made coffee at home. \n\nThis was a waste of money. \n\nYou frown a little. You're conscious of your frown, so you shake your head to lose it like a cartoon character. You continue eating your burrito. \n\nYou shouldn't have made coffee this morning. \n\nYou didn't have to. You should have known you'd come here. \n\nYou frown again.\n\nYou shake your head again.\n\nYou finish your coffee and burrito, pack your dishes into a bus tub by the door, smile at the barista, give a half-wave, and walk out the door. \n\n[[You decide to head home|headhome]].\n[[You decide to take a walk|takewalk]].
You take a seat at an empty picnic table. You forgot to grab a napkin. You look around for napkins. Nothing. You look back at your plate. You can probably eat this without making a mess. You're pretty good at eating without making a mess. Must be all those years spent eating dinner over the sink. Geez. You did that. You'd just make food and eat it while you hovered over the sink. All so you wouldn't have to dirty a few dishes. \n\nRob sits next to you. Matt follows suit. Matt plops down a stack of napkins on the table. \n\n"Oh, thanks!" you say, maybe a little too excitedly. \n"No problem!" Matt replies, a little too excited about the whole thing himself. \n\nEveryone starts eating. Everyone nods at each as they take their first bite. "Great tacos, Matt" someone says, "yeahseriouslynicejobthanks" everyone else mumbles under their breath.\n\nMatt smiles and nods, "Of course," he says. \n\nYou finish your tacos before everyone else. Oh no. You finished your tacos before everyone else. Pig. Why'd you do that? Eating and eating and eating and not talking like everyone else. You could have said something. You didn't have to inhale your food and not talk. \n\nRob looks at your plate, "Well done!" He says, and he laughs his captain's life. "We've got a champion!" He yells, raising your arm to everyone at the party. Everyone laughs. You feel your cheeks redden. \n\n"I watched that documentary you recommended," Matt says to you, after the laughter dies down.\n"Oh, which one?" you ask. \n"The one about the eccentric artist who was successful but lost all his money on bad business decisions and died alone."\n"Oh yeah that one's great. I just watched another one about an eccentric musician who lit a rabbit on fire." \n\nEveryone at the table shakes their heads. "Crazy" they all mutter. \n\n"It really is crazy," you say, "It's on Netflix though, you should check it out," you add. Everyone seems to make a mental note about this. \n\nEventually, everyone finishes eating, and Matt swings by each table to clear off the paper plates. "Oh you don't have to do that," says every single person, "It's no problem," Matt says, with a smile, "Enjoy yourself."\n\nEveryone standing up and moving around. \n\n[[You decide to find Rob and talk with him|findrob]].\n[[You decide to help Matt clean up|helpmatt]].\n[[You decide to break into a conversation with a stranger|talkstranger]].\n[[You decide to go home|headhomepartyearly]].\n
You walk into the kitchen with a stack of dishes from outside. You put them in the sink and start cleaning. Matt comes in. \n\n"Oh, you don't have to do that!" He says.\n"Oh, hey, it's no problem. Least I could. Plus I could use a second away from the party," you reply. \n"Yeah I feel you," he says, grabbing a plate from you. He grabs a rag from underneath the sink and dries the plate. The two of you continue this routine for a little while.\n\nYou think about how it's nice to get away from a party for a little while. You hope that you're not intruding on Matt's time here. It's probably fine though. You're both essentially alone here with your thoughts. Just washing dishes. Washing. Drying. Washing. Drying. The monotony is nice. \n\nYou finish with the last plate, hand it over to Matt, and grab a towel to dry you hands. \n\n"Thanks for the help," he says. \n"Sure thing," you say. \n\nA pause. \n\n"I think I might take off actually," you say. \n"Yeah? Not your vibe tonight?"\n"Yeah, I'm maybe just not that into it today, sorry," you shrug in earnest. \n"Oh no, I totally understand. I skip out early all the time. Have a good rest of your night." \n"Thanks, I'll text you soon, let's go see a movie or grab a beer next week or something."\n"Totally," he says. \n\nYou look back out at the patio and decide to just leave without saying goodbye to anyone. You take the direct room home, walking fast, ignoring as much of the drunk crowd as you can. When you get there, you sit on your bed for a little while, running through the night in your head. \n\nYou should have stayed a bit longer. It was rude to leave so early. No, it's fine. Matt understands. It wasn't that rude. Maybe a bit rude. To just show up, eat, and leave. That's pretty rude. Nobody really noticed though. Matt's the only one who did, and he certainly doesn't care. It just wasn't your night. That's okay. It happens. You'll feel better in the morning. You always feel better in the morning. \n\nYou undress, curl up into the covers, and fall asleep quickly.
You're here to meet people, it's time to spark up a conversation with someone you don't know. You see Rob and Matt all the time, no need to talk with them. \n\nYou scan the party. Everyone is in their late '20s or early '30s. Everyone kind of looks the same. There's the woman without shoes who seems to think people still wants to hear about her camping trip. There's the guy who's still wearing his sunglasses even though the sun's basically down. There's the woman in the flower-print dress in the corner who looks almost as uncomfortable as you. \n\n\n[[You talk to the woman in the corner|cornerwoman]].\n[[You take to the man in sunglasses|sunglassman]].\n[[You talk to the camping woman|campingwoman]].\n
You turn around and head around the block. You walk past a school. A small house that looks like a cartoon house. An RV with dolphins airbrushed on the side. It's 7:20. You keep walking. You pass a VFW. You pass another school. You pass a park. You find a bench in the park and sit down for a few minutes. \n\nA couple walks past you holding hands. When was the last time you held someone's hand? You never liked holding hands much. Except that one time. That one time it was nice, but everything else about it was so crazy. The whole relationship was hard to comprehend. You never knew what was happening in that relationship. Holding hands was the only part that made any sense at all. All those sleepless nights. Those worried afternoons. The fights, oh god the fights that'd last all night. Why are you thinking about this now? Oh right, holding hands. Holding hands is okay, if you like the person. It's okay. It's nice sometimes to hold hands. That little bit of touch is okay. \n\nIt's 7:30. \n\n[[You decide to head back|headback]].\n[[You decide to wait a little longer|waitlonger]].
You sit down on the bed and grab your book from the nightstand. It's a mystery novel disguised as a literary novel. It's not that good, but everyone says it's good, so you read it. Everyone says it's good, so you must just be missing something. \n\nIt's not that good. Why does everyone say this is good? Are you stupid for not "getting" it? No, you're pretty smart. You get things. This book's just not that good. You could write a book. You really should write a book. Every time you read a book that people love but you don't think is that good, you always decide to write your own book. You could do this. Look at this book, this isn't that good and people love it, of course you could write a book. Would it be worth it though? What do you get? A little fame? Probably no money. There's no money in books now.\n\nYou think about what's on the docket for the day. Grocery shopping. That party. \n\nThat party. \n\nYou have to go to the party. No choice. The invite was to you specifically. It said, "You are invited." You have to go now. You can't not go. You don't want to go. A party is standing in the corner and hoping nobody talks to you. A party is standing in the corner and hoping someone talks to you. \n\nHow many pages have you flipped through without actually reading the words? 23. You flip back. You don't remember a thing. \n\n"What's this book even about?" you ask yourself. It's about a cat? A man looking for a cat? It's about a man who masturbates too much who lost a cat. That's what it's about. How is this 675 pages? You could write 675 pages about a cat. Why not? You've owned a cat or two in your life. Owned? Is that the right word? That seems mean. You've had a cat or two in your life. You can't have ownership of another living thing. That's slavery. Slave cats. You could write a book about slave cats. \n\nBefore you know it, you fall asleep. When you wake up, you open your eyes and [[look at the clock|clock]]. \n
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You grab a beer from a small cooler, then scan the group outside. There's Rob. Oh geez. That's it. You only know Rob. Where's everybody else? Is there anybody else? Maybe it was just Rob and Matt. It's about 15 people in total. Everyone's standing around with drinks in their hands. They talk loudly about buying houses and their shitty jobs and their parents visiting and their successful businesses. What are you doing here? Why are you here? It's fine. You find Rob. You walk up to him. You don't say anything you just stand. \n\n"Oh hey, I didn't think you'd make it," Rob says. \n"Oh yeah, I didn't want to show up too early," you say. \n"Ha!" Rob's laugh is always a good laugh. It reminds you of a sea captain's laugh. \n"How's things?" Rob says. \n"Good," you say. You should probably expand on this more, right? Good and what else? Good and what else can we talk about? What can you talk about with Rob?\n"I've been busy with work," you add. \n"Ah yeah, aren't we all?" Rob says, laughing his captain's laugh again. \n\nThe two of you idle a bit. You should probably say something more. You should probably talk about something that Rob likes. Man, what does Rob like? You've only talked about pop culture before. Can you talk about pop culture right now? Do you have anything he might want to talk about? \n\n"Food's ready, everyone!" Matt yells from inside. \n\n[[Head straight in and grab some food|headingrabfood]].\n[[Wait a few moments for everyone else to start heading in|waitabit]].\n[[Wait for Rob to head in and grab food|waitforrob]].\n[[Just stand there pretending you didn't hear|standandpretend]].\n
You decide to make breakfast at home instead of going out. It's Saturday morning, too many people are out there right now. You don't need to deal with that. You can make breakfast at home. It'll be good. In fact, it'll be better.\n\nYou open the fridge and look at what you have. A few vegetables. A red pepper. Some green onions. A half a red onion. Some eggs. Some weird sausage thing. How old is that? When did you eat that? It's okay. It doesn't smell weird. Let's use that. Oh look, here's some sour cream. \n\nYou look in the pantry. Score. Tortillas. This is really going to make the day great. This burrito. It's going to make it. Let's make this burrito, you tell yourself. Let's make this burrito awesome. \n\nYou cut up the vegetables, fry some eggs, and mix it all together in the tortilla. You pour yourself a coffee. It's good. Simple, but good. You take your time with breakfast, finishing your coffee as you go. \n\nAs you take the last bite, you're already standing up and putting the dishes in the sink. \n\n[[You do the dishes|dodishes]].\n[[You stack the dishes in the sink and leave them|leavedishes]].\n\n\n\n
After stacking the dishes in the sink, you walk back into your bedroom and sit on the bed. \n\nYou should do those dishes.\n\nYou lay down for a second. \n\nBut you'd like to nap.\n\nBut you should do the dishes now. \n\nFruit flies and all. \n\nBut a nap sounds nice. \n\nYou stare at the ceiling for a bit. You go over your schedule for the day. \n\nNothing to do until that party tonight. \n\nYou should probably go grocery shopping though. \n\nYou'll take a nap, then you'll go grocery shopping.\n\nNo, you should do the dishes first.\n\n[[You do the dishes.|dodishes]]
You walk into the bathroom, turn on the water in the shower, and then wait while the water heats up. You put in your contacts, then test the water again. Still too cold. \n\nYou wait. You test the water again. Warm enough. You get into the shower. The routine of it all feels nice.\n\nYou stand there for a few seconds, staring at a spider dangling from the window above. Could the spider get to you? Would it want to? You're covered in water, it's certainly fine. Right? It's fine. \n\nYou brush your teeth. You pour soap onto a loufa. You think about how much bacteria must be inside this thing. You wash yourself, carefully moving from your neck down to your feet. Then you stand in the water, rotating clockwise to get all the soap off. \n\nYou turn the water off. You reach for a towel, you're careful to dry your feet off before you step out onto the bath mat. You dry yourself off completely. \n\nYou grab a pair of underwear from a drawer. You put them on. You grab socks. You put them on. Then pants. Then a shirt. The bed's still unmade. \n\n[[Head out to eat breakfast at the cafe down the street|eatout]].\n[[Make breakfast at home|eathome]].\n[[Make the bed|makebedprebreakfast]].\n
You decide to talk to Rob. It's the easiest option.\n"How's things?" you ask.\n"They're good," he replies. "How's the apartment search going?" he adds.\n"Good," you reply, "Just found a place nearby actually. Above a sock store. \n"A sock store?" \n"Yeah, a specialty sock store."\n"That's weird."\n"It's very weird. Maybe I'll get into specialty socks," you say, smiling.\n"You'll be like one of those TV characters who is really straight-laced, but has their little quirky thing." \n\nYou laugh. Rob laughs. \n\n"You know, Cake is better than I remember," Rob says, referring to the song on the stereo and pointing at some imaginary speakers in the sky playing "Going the Distance."\n"I was always put off by the singer's stupid hat," you say.\n"Yeah, I didn't realize he had a stupid hat until way later. Better than that New Radicals guy though."\nYou laugh, "Maybe we should bring back bucket hats." \n"I don't think they ever went out of style," Rob says, suddenly turning serious, "I see them all the time on campus."\n"Oh yeah, what are you teaching this year anyway?"\n"Eh, just some first quarter Economics classes. I decided to take it easy so I have time to publish a few papers I need to get done."\n"Anything exciting?"\nRob laughs again, "Nope." \n\nThe two of you sit in silence for a while, nodding at things happening around you. \n\n"I think I'm going to take off," you say.\n"Yeah, I'm pretty tired myself, might do the same."\n"Cool, well, I'll hit you up next week, we should grab a beer or something."\n"Totally," he replies. \n\nYou both always end conversations this way, but it rarely ever happens. More often than not, it's a last minute text message, "Hey I'll be here you should come!" but never a real invite. That's fine. You and Rob get along, but it doesn't seem like it'll be a close friendship in the long run. These kinds of friends are good too. \n\nYou make [[your way to leave|drinkjustenough]].
Thorin Klosowski\n
You decide to just watch a little TV until the party. That'll calm you down. TV's just as good as eating. Not that you actually have TV. You have Netflix. Commercials make you uncomfortable. You can't watch them. They make you feel like you're not in control anymore. Are you really in control though? You don't know. It doesn't matter. You watch Netflix. You pick something light. A documentary about an esoteric musician. That'll give you something to talk about at the party. People like hearing you talk about esoteric musicians. Well, not you. People like hearing about esoteric musicians in general. You'll just sum up the movie for them. It'll be good. They'll like talking about it. Maybe someone else will have seen it. If not, "Hey, it's on Netflix," you'll say, and they'll be happy to hear that because they have Netflix too. Everyone does. \n\nYou watch the movie for about 20 minutes. You grab your phone. You check Twitter. You check Facebook. The party's still on. Someone wrote on the Facebook event page, "Can't wait to see everyone!" Does that mean you? Who is this? You don't know who this is. They must not mean you. They seem nice though. Planning ahead like that. Saying they're excited. That's a good thing to do. You should do that more often. But no, you don't really use Facebook. You haven't used Facebook in so long that it feels weird to start engaging with it now. Like you'll have to say something really important. Your last status update was "Moving across the country!" Your next one has to be something big too. You just lurk. Lurk and look. You comment occasionally when you're feeling a bit lonely or excited.\n\nHow long's this movie been going? It's a good movie. You like it. You've learned a lot. You've only paid attention to about half of it, but you'll have plenty to talk about at the party. Like when the musician set fire to that rabbit. "Who does that?" you'll say, and everyone will shake their heads. \n\nThe movie ends. It's 6:45. You can go to the party now. You're so hungry. You should have eaten. You get up, walk to the kitchen, and rummage through the pantry. You settle on a granola bar. You open the package, place the excess wrapping in the trash, and eat the granola bar. That's better. You'll feel better now. This party will be fine. You're still hungry, but it's okay. It's manageable hunger. \n\nYou [[grab your keys and head to the party|partyhungry]].
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"What time do you have to be here in the mornings?" You ask.\n"Oh, I usually show up around 6:30," the barista says. \n"But you're off early, I bet?" \n"Oh yeah, I'm done by 11, so it's not so bad. I get the full day to do whatever I want." \n\nYou smile at that. You have a full day to do what you want too. \n\nThe barista smiles back at you. If feels like you're caught in a smiling stand-off. Smiles growing bigger. Eyes widening. Smiling more. More. More.\n\nYou break eye contact. You have more to say. But it looks like your drink is almost done. No point now. You want to ask the barista what they have planned today. Maybe the barista has nothing to do. Maybe the barista will want to take a walk with you. No. Of course not. The barista has something to do. Why else would they mention the full day to do whatever they want? Probably something cool too. A long bike ride. Maybe a game in the park with friends. Maybe some beers on a patio somewhere. That seems right. You can drink beers on a patio whenever you want when you go to work at 6:30 in the morning. The barista hands you your drink and burrito then starts talking with the next person in line. \n\nYou sit down at a table near the window and stare out at the street. So quiet. Not much happening this early. A man walks by with a tiny dog. \n\nA woman runs past in black spandex pants and a neon pink top. \n\nA family stops at the window and looks in. They're staring right at you. Why are they staring at you? You wipe your face off. You feel for crust in your eyes. You look the other way.\n\nNo, they're looking at the menu through window. Of course they're not staring at you. That's rude. Nobody's that rude. At least, the chances of three people being together and all being rude is pretty slim. \n\nWhat are the chances of that?\n\nYou start to calculate it, but quickly realize the math's too complicated. You remember you made coffee at the house before you left. \n\nStupid.\n\nThe family leaves. You finish your burrito, pack everything into a bus tub, and walk out the door. \n\n[[You decide to head home|headhome]].\n[[You decide to take a walk|takewalk]].
After gathering up all your dishes from the morning, you immediately start doing them. You organize everything from bottom to top, with the largest dishes on the bottom. \n\nYou pour dish soap over the dishes and turn the water on. You let it run for a few seconds, then grab the sponge. You clean every dish. You clean around the sink. You run the disposal. \n\nYou start humming "Signed, Sealed, Delivered." \n\nYou dry your hands off and go into the bedroom. You sit down. \n\n[[You decide to read a book|readbook]].\n[[You take a nap|nap]]. \n\n