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Last night the pinnacle of TGI Friday dining experience was achieved. This adventure began when my group and I were seated in the corner of the smoking section, and it soon became apparent that the microphone of the restaurant PA system was mounted on the wall behind me. This, coupled with the fact that our waitress, named Morgan, was the friendly, joking type led to several acts of random mischief on all our parts. From Cameron's requesting a refill of Dr. Pepper over the intercom (so the entire restaurant could hear him) to Justin, Blake and I requesting to ring the bell behind the bar for leaving 20% tips, a good time was had by all, even Morgan. Several other comical and amusing things happened, but you probably had to have been there to get the full enjoyment.
Then....we went to see "Fever Pitch," which was a pretty funny movie (for a rom com).
Looking ahead, there is 1 more week of class (in which I have no less than a chem test, an electronics/circuits final, an English group presentation, a biomed presentation, and lots of other studying and whatnot). Suddenly "Dead Week" seems very annoyingly alive and well. This school definitely raises being evil to an art form. For those of you that may seem interested in coming to this institution, please see me about an interview and my advice as to whether this is the right place for you to pursue your higher education. Chances are, you should probably either just go to UGA for a degree, or check into a mental institution and save yourself some tuition money.
Then....we went to see "Fever Pitch," which was a pretty funny movie (for a rom com).
Looking ahead, there is 1 more week of class (in which I have no less than a chem test, an electronics/circuits final, an English group presentation, a biomed presentation, and lots of other studying and whatnot). Suddenly "Dead Week" seems very annoyingly alive and well. This school definitely raises being evil to an art form. For those of you that may seem interested in coming to this institution, please see me about an interview and my advice as to whether this is the right place for you to pursue your higher education. Chances are, you should probably either just go to UGA for a degree, or check into a mental institution and save yourself some tuition money.