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Skrrrrrrrt!! I pull up to my college in my new maserati I felt pretty cool until I met my roomate Bobby. College is pretty cool don’t mess around like a fool but my day got even better when I found out there’s a pool. My college is really neat, and farly sweet it was pretty cool when I heard someone yell “yeet!” Some people fail college, and that’s not me let me tell you about a story that sounds full of glee. Waking up in the morning and getting to class is hard because there are lots of distractions when I was trying to get to class and time was always on my tail. The hallways were like impossible to get through and I seemed to always forget my pencil. Honestly I don’t even want to get started on my roomate Bobby he’s always in the bathroom,

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