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A wise man once said, âTake the road less traveled.â In other words, Kappa or bust.Â
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Aâight, letâs get this party started. ââAll roads lead to Lambdaââ is the way to go.
A wise man once said, âTake the road less traveled.â In other words, Kappa or bust.Â
They are snobs, Iâll give it to you. On the other hand I canât blame them. They started from scratch and now they run their own business. Now my grandparents were very lovely. Â Anyways, you canât really say that they donât have a point, cheap is usually low quality.Â
Did any of this so-called âsnobbinessâ rub off on you? And not necessarily. A lot of cheap shit is good quality -- havenât you ever gone thrifting before?
â oh iâve definitely been here a lot. everyoneâll tell you that the libraryâs the best place to study during midterms and finals, but itâs a complete lie. itâs packed and everyoneâs on the brink of a nervous breakdown. this place, on the other hand, is relatively empty and you can get refills on whatever you order while youâre making flashcards or cramming. â donât tell anyone i told you about this though, i donât need this becoming the new library, â aurelia explained, while absent-mindedly toying with the corner of one of the two menus. she chuckled at the mention of kappaâs stoner population, with a twinge of affection. sheâd gotten to know most of them over large slices of chicken bacon ranch pizza slices which they all hoovered up in the early hours of the morning after a party. â honestly, kappa gets a bad rep, but you guys are some of the most decent people on campus. i mean, i donât know about you, but i canât really stand most of the deltasâ egos. their talk about money, power and glory gets old pretty fast. and then some of the lambdaâs canât go a second without flexing their muscles or talking about protein shakes. granted, not everyone in both of those houses fit the descriptions iâve given, but a sufficent amount do. â she ended her sentence with a shrug, before taking a large sip of her milkshake.
âDonât worry, your secret is safe with me.â Arya laughed and drank from his milkshake. A wave of relief washed over him as his body was filled with the sweet, cold liquid. âI canât believe Iâm saying this, but I think this beats the neapolitan.â His eyes lit up as he saw the waitress rush over with the rest of their food. Fry in hand, he listened intently to Aurelia, nodding in agreement. âNah, youâre right. I like to think us Kappas are pretty well-rounded.... well, as well-rounded as a frat can be. A lot of the deltas Iâve encountered are stuck up pricks, thriving off of daddyâs money, while the lambdas are tools. I swear all they talk about is the gym.â Arya paused to take a bite of his sandwich. âOf course, thereâs some chill people in both frats, but then I canât help thinking what caused them to join that frat in the first place. I mean, why would someone possibly choose another frat over Kappa?â He smirked. âAnyway, as far as sororities go, I think the Tri Phis are my least favorite.â Arya teased.
Iâm sorry, I didnât know you felt so strongly towards the feelings of Italy. Youâre a disgraceâŠjay-kay. But Iâm still a bit offended by that, pizza is delicious in any way, shape or form. They canât all be wood-burning oven beauties. Cha-ching, knew it. I have that kind of charm on people. Dude, Iâm into eating pizza at anytime and anywhere. Give me a time and location, and Iâll be down. I mean, as long as itâs not a dark creepy alley, cause thatâs not the most appetizing of places, yâknow?
The whole idea of pizza is that itâs supposed to be a wood-burning oven beauty, not a gloopy half-cold half-burning hot mess. Clearly, Iâm the one with the charm here. Thereâs a good Italian place thatâs like a block from my dorm. Although I might refer you to a grocery store, since you donât appreciate fine cuisine and would rather eat a frozen atrocity. I donât know about that -- Iâve had my fair share of fun experiences in dark creepy alleys.Â
walking into the diner almost felt like walking into a relativeâs kitchen to aurelia, who spent most of her nights during midterms and finals hidden away in one of its booths, taking full advantage of the privacy, the wifi and their delicious rocky road milkshake. sliding into one side of the booth, she looked up while clutching the paper menu and smiled at their waitress, whoâd instantly recognised her. â iâd ask for the usual, but iâm bringing someone new today, so iâve got to up to ante. so weâll both have â uh, letâs see. a plate of chili cheese fries, mozzarella sticks with a side of marinara sauce, club sandwiches and rocky road milkshakes. he wanted napolitan, but iâm making up the rules tonight. â thanks amanda! â putting the menu down, she flashed amanda a large smile, before looking back to arya, â hope that works for you. it usually does the trick for me. plus, theyâll box up anything you donât finish. including the milkshake. â
Arya said thank you to the waitress and as she left, he turned to Aurelia. He cocked up an eyebrow and smirked. âWhy do I have a feeling this is a place you frequent a lot?â Arya set down his menu to his right and sat back, relaxing himself. He had taken an Adderall a few hours prior to help him finish his paper and was now âcoming downâ from his high. âI think Iâve been here once.â Arya rubbed his temples, straining to remember. âIt was like 2 AM and me and a few of the Kappa guys were starving and totally stoned. I donât think we made too good of an impression on the staff here.â He chuckled to himself and rolled up the sleeves on his sweater. The waitress returned, milkshakes in tow, and reassured Arya and Aurelia that she would âbe right backâ with their food.Â
walking up to him and standing right next to him, aurelia looked up, â yeah, iâm pretty sure. the height difference is pretty considerable. â after proving her point, she started walking again towards the diner.
Arya picked out a booth near a window and sat down, beckoning for Aurelia to join him. The diner was dimly lit and only about 7 other people were there, but it seemed charming and quaint. The sweet smell of maple syrup wafting from the kitchen made Aryaâs stomach growl and he motioned for the waitress to come take their order. The waitress arrived, notepad and pen in hand, and patiently waited for them to tell them her orders. Arya looked to Aurelia. âItâs your time to shine.â He said with a grin.Â
They put sugar in everything and add fat to the meat so that itâs cheaper. I would not personally recommend it, but then my parents were pretty much anti-fast food restaurants.Â
According to them, cheap is shit.
Cheap is shit, huh? Thatâs an interesting mantra to live by. Your parents seem like lovely people.
â hot food and hot girls are definitely at the top of my list too. and, by the way, you donât need to walk in front of me at any given occasion. everyone around here already knows youâve got longer legs, â aurelia quipped, poking her finger into his arm.
âYou sure about that?â Arya cocked up an eyebrow and stroked his chin, pretending to survey Aureliaâs bottom half. âI think yours come pretty damn close.âÂ
Dude, itâs still pizza. Even if itâs been sitting out in the sun or dropped on the groundâŠwell okay, that might be a bit extreme, but itâs still good, no matter where it came from. Oven or box, Iâm a supporter of all pizzas. Oh? [kinks an eyebrow] And is that your sly way of trying to ask me out for dinner?
Saying that is like slapping the entire country of Italy in the face. Frozen pizza is a disgrace and should only be consumed when one is in an extremely desperate situation, such as it being the only edible thing on earth. You caught me. We can do lunch, if you prefer, or breakfast, if youâre into eating pizza before 11 AM.
Well if you can afford it, why the hell not although youâre going to have to wait a little at the restaurant, unless if by restaurant you mean McDonalds, I guess. To answer your question, I do like going through the trouble of cooking because I usually like to know what it is Iâm eating.
I donât know about you, but I consider McDonaldâs to be a fine dining experience. And thatâs what the ingredients list is for, of course!
â i mean, i was on my way out, so now? unless youâve got some really intense kappa business to tend to, â she joked, before spinning around and walking backwards; it made it easier to get moving while still maintaining the conversation.
âDonât you know me? Food and hot girls are always my top priorities.â He walked ahead of Aurelia and to the door, holding it open as he waited for her to catch up.Â
Sick of frozen pizza? [shakes her head, clucking her tongue in disappointment] I expected more from you, Ar. I donât think Iâve been this let down since I learned that Yorkshire Pudding isnât actually pudding. Seriously, how does one get tired of any pizza, ever? Pizza is like family.
Kennedy, I donât think you realize that frozen pizza does not even remotely come close to the real thing. I really need to take you out and show you what youâre missing.Â
You know, buying a pack of noodles and a tube of tomato sauce would cost less and last longer than one little ramen thing.Â
Yeah, but then Iâd have to bring out the pots and actually use my stove and I really donât have time for that. Wouldnât you rather just pay for an overpriced meal at a restaurant than go through all that trouble?
â yeah, tri phiâs definitely helped train me when it comes to being functional with a hangover. i used to spend the day whining about it, and now i just grab a bottle of vitamin water and i go get myself a large plate of waffles with a side of fries. waterâs pretty helpful too. â and look, boast all you want, without me, youâd still be crying about your ramen diet. â
Damn, youâre making me hungry. When are we making that diner run?
â ok, first of all, who the hell puts the milk in before the cereal? everyone knows you need to know how much cereal youâre eating to dose the milk. and second of all, iâm offended youâd think iâm one of those who canât make cereal properly. the tri phi house is a jungle, and i need to eat to survive the hangovers and make it through the day. â iâll compromise on the milkshake, but just because your option seems better. â
Donât ask me! Youâre one of them, remember? Kappas are even worse -- thankfully, Iâve been able to train myself to be able to function normally even if Iâm massively hungover. Get used to my options always being better, babe.
â iâm ready to bet my lucky charms beat yourâs any day. and, by the way, your planâs kind of flawed. i mean, what if you both donât like the same thing? or what if one of you has a food allergy? huh? â but, on another note, you down for a matching order of cheese fries, club sandwiches and chocolate milkshake? â
Nah, you seem like a milk before cereal kind of girl. Life is all about compromise, so you make it work! And yes, maâam. Letâs get neapolitan milkshakes instead though. Plain chocolate kind of tastes like dirt.
â alright, so since youâre obviously not a culinary genius, i definitely suggest you hop on the diner train with me. just so you know though, my ultimate diner rule is that no one gets to stick their fingers in the otherâs plate, no matter how much better the otherâs food looks. â
Hey, I happen to make a mean bowl of cereal. And thatâs why you get the same thing as whoever youâre with, so if your food ends up sucking youâre both screwed.