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(There’s a song for this: ‘Confessions’ by Sudan Archives) I remember it like it was yesterday (it was yesterday). I arrived on a cool (42°f), blindingly sunny New Haven afternoon. It was as if they’d opened up that troubling ozone hole just for me. I was as happy as I’ve ever been to be back. It was as if New Haven actually meant freedom. I’d opened the door to our suite, dragging every bag I own. After intense hugs, I'd said, “PIZZA - NOW.” So, Lisa, Sunny and I, after some debate, selected Town Pizza. Town Pizza’s specialties are those thin, gourmet pies with crust-free cauliflower crust, oil (not environmentally problematic tomatoes), topped with panda cheese and tofu. In a shocking development, I got the cheeseburger special which I hit like a vape. † SO, the three of us were there, happily devouring. Not bothering anyone, when this guy stopped at our table to offer us salvation and introduce us to - whatever (yadda yadda yadda) I didn’t catch the entire pitch; I may have momentarily dozed off. “No, Thank you.” Lisa said, politely but dismissively. Not taking the hint, he reached into his cheap shoulder bag for pamphlets and began a new tac. “Go away.” Sunny said, unblinkingly, but he jabbered on, showing the unaware persistence of long covid - like we were interested or tolerant. “I’ll show you my br@ if you’ll shut up,” I said, with my best deadpan face. Lisa and Sunny shrieked with several kinds of outraged laughter. He became a statue, like a Twilight Zone episode where time stops for one person. A second passed during which he didn’t blink or breathe. “eheheheheh* I toned, like a buzzer. “Two late!” I gameshow said, shrugging, “You didn’t verbally accept, sorry, I don’t make the rules.” He shook his head and walked away—with Lisa and Sunny giggling and waving him off stage. Our mission was accomplished. We’d defended our water hole like lionesses. A few minutes later Lisa said, “He DID shut up, I’m not in law school, but I think you owe the guy a flashing.” “I guess he wasn’t in law school either.” Sunny observed, between bites. “I’m taking this to the supreme court,” I promised. “How did the supreme court get to decide every tawdry-little thing?” Lisa asked, biting her abomination flavored pizza. . . slang and notes… litotes = a phrase that downplays something devouring = eating like barnyard animals Twilight Zone = More, so much more, than the most creative moment in man’s evolution. * panda cheese = Ok, I made that up because it sounded gross. † the author, in no way, endorses vaping, vape-related consumables or accessories . our cast: Lisa, (roommate) 20, grew up in a posh 50th floor walk-up on Central Park South, Manhattan. She shares my major (Molecular biophysics and biochemistry) and is easily the most beautiful girl I’ve ever seen in person (and she’s sensitive about it). Our tastes match, in everything (fashion, media, music, humor) except men. Sunny, (suitemate) 20, is from Nebraska, she’s a cowgirl (seriously, she has a quarter horse and barrel races). She’s an outspoken fem-facing ladies-lady whose life is an endless parade of ‘sleepovers.’ Sunny always knows all the best gossip and she’s somehow befriended all the professors.

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(There’s a song for this: ‘Confessions’ by Sudan Archives) I remember it like it was yesterday (it was yesterday). I arrived on a cool (42°f), blindingly sunny New Haven afternoon. It was as if they’d opened up that troubling ozone hole just for me. I was as happy as I’ve ever been to be back. It was as if New Haven actually meant freedom. I’d opened the door to our suite, dragging every bag I own. After intense hugs, I'd said, “PIZZA - NOW.” So, Lisa, Sunny and I, after some debate, selected Town Pizza. Town Pizza’s specialties are those thin, gourmet pies with crust-free cauliflower crust, oil (not environmentally problematic tomatoes), topped with panda cheese and tofu. In a shocking development, I got the cheeseburger special which I hit like a vape. † SO, the three of us were there, happily devouring. Not bothering anyone, when this guy stopped at our table to offer us salvation and introduce us to - whatever (yadda yadda yadda) I didn’t catch the entire pitch; I may have momentarily dozed off. “No, Thank you.” Lisa said, politely but dismissively. Not taking the hint, he reached into his cheap shoulder bag for pamphlets and began a new tac. “Go away.” Sunny said, unblinkingly, but he jabbered on, showing the unaware persistence of long covid - like we were interested or tolerant. “I’ll show you my br@ if you’ll shut up,” I said, with my best deadpan face. Lisa and Sunny shrieked with several kinds of outraged laughter. He became a statue, like a Twilight Zone episode where time stops for one person. A second passed during which he didn’t blink or breathe. “eheheheheh* I toned, like a buzzer. “Two late!” I gameshow said, shrugging, “You didn’t verbally accept, sorry, I don’t make the rules.” He shook his head and walked away—with Lisa and Sunny giggling and waving him off stage. Our mission was accomplished. We’d defended our water hole like lionesses. A few minutes later Lisa said, “He DID shut up, I’m not in law school, but I think you owe the guy a flashing.” “I guess he wasn’t in law school either.” Sunny observed, between bites. “I’m taking this to the supreme court,” I promised. “How did the supreme court get to decide every tawdry-little thing?” Lisa asked, biting her abomination flavored pizza. . . slang and notes… litotes = a phrase that downplays something devouring = eating like barnyard animals Twilight Zone = More, so much more, than the most creative moment in man’s evolution. * panda cheese = Ok, I made that up because it sounded gross. † the author, in no way, endorses vaping, vape-related consumables or accessories . our cast: Lisa, (roommate) 20, grew up in a posh 50th floor walk-up on Central Park South, Manhattan. She shares my major (Molecular biophysics and biochemistry) and is easily the most beautiful girl I’ve ever seen in person (and she’s sensitive about it). Our tastes match, in everything (fashion, media, music, humor) except men. Sunny, (suitemate) 20, is from Nebraska, she’s a cowgirl (seriously, she has a quarter horse and barrel races). She’s an outspoken fem-facing ladies-lady whose life is an endless parade of ‘sleepovers.’ Sunny always knows all the best gossip and she’s somehow befriended all the professors.