So, one night, sometime in the start of this very
school year, I had literally just set down my set of weights from working out
one Tuesday well after school was let out, I got this call from a great friend
of mine named Tory. Normally, Tory and I talk on ends on even the most
unenergetic of days, so of course, there wasn’t anything too suspicious I had
thought of when I scooped up my vibrating phone from the floor. We said “hey,”
— or at least, I did, — before Tory
starts rambling on, on the other side of the phone, literally about, “Oh my
God! Sean! You have to see this, if
you can!” After laughing at myself about the situation I was most likely
getting myself into here, I asked what was so incredibly important that she had
to call mid-way through my last few reps. She asked me to get off my lazy
posterior, and get to the nearest screen, because I “just had” to see this
music video. I rolled my eyes, and just mumbled, “Fine. Hang on a sec.” as I
clanged around, dropping and sorting both the 60lbs. weights back into their
correct spaces, before I lugged myself upstairs. I plopped myself down on the
chair in our office, still having my phone wedged between my shoulder and ear,
asking Tory, “Okay, fine. I’m here! What’s the video?” It took about five
seconds to realize that this was going to be one of those nights were Tory
asked me to search about an average guess of, let’s say, two hundred or so
music videos. To give you an idea of just exactly how this night went, the
first video Tory urged me to watch was “It’s Rainin’ Men” by “The Weather
Girls.” And after I just about busted my guts laughing to the point where I
might’ve just matched up with that one specific emoji, I eventually told her,
“Alright, alright. Maybe we should just watch the Weather Girls, then.” But of
course, what would the night be if Tory allowed something like that?
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