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becketthayes:
“ i was young. i probably couldn’t even count to 2001 back then, ” he defended, though he was ( as always ) exaggerating. “ and, no, i don’t respect it —— modern technology’s where it’s at. what’s the point in lookin’ back ? ”
“yeah, who could when they were young?” levi shook his head. “there’s so much point in looking back. it’s interesting to see what the world was before.”
bluesommers:
“c’mon, it’s everwood. everyone knows everyone in this place. i still see her every day when i go to work.”
“yeah, i went to a small school back home in the uk too, but i didn’t keep in contact with any of them. even when i still lived there.”
httpalcx:
“i still can’t believe people walk this earth without having watched the walking dead yet. it’s a travesty, really. or maybe i’m just being too biased, but whatever. case is, it’s a beautiful show.”
“i think i’d like to watch it. but it’s all about finding the time. plus, i try not to commit to shows that already have a billion seasons.”
finnxchasexme:
“That’s true. I suppose maybe we put too much pressure on them. After all, nobody’s perfect.” Listening to the other man, Finn smiled and said, “I guess somebody has to like math. I don’t hate it, and depending on the type of math, it’s actually kind of relaxing; I like the methodical nature of it. So I guess I understand what you’re saying.”
“yeah, i guess so,” he nodded. “that’s the same with me, some of it was better than other stuff. not everything came easily to me, but i liked it so much that i always tried hard to make sure i understood it all. it’s good to try and help other kids learn it all too.”
reggics:
“see that’s what i want to do. my parents pay my tuition though so i’m not too keen on pissing them off too much.” she replied with a sigh. “my parents let me watch pretty much anything as long as i didn’t act up. they were at least supportive in the letting my creative juices flourish by letting me watch just about anything. what’s your favorite sci-fi movie?”
“ah, surely you can move out without pissing them off enough to stop paying your tuition. right?” he mused. “that’s good parenting. i’m not saying my mothers wasn’t, though. i totally understand why she did what she did. oh, my favorite is hands down blade runner. typical, i know.”
mvrgcts:
“I never said you were, but I’m just giving you some friendly advice, despite, you know, having zero experience with anything like that,” she said with a laugh. “Okay, I’m sorry, but that’s just— damn, that’s sad.”
levi shrugged. “thanks for the advice, either way, i’ll keep it in mind. well, what’s your life, then? you judge me for math being mine. what’s yours?”
mvrgcts:
“Okay, honestly, if that ever happens, you gotta like… let someone know right away, otherwise you’re gonna get in a hell of a lot of trouble, and it’s better if the student gets removed and reprimanded than you losing your job ‘cause of a student. Then again, it’s only math. There’s worse jobs to lose.”
“yeah, but i doubt that’ll actually happen. i’m not actually going to let it get that far at any point. i’m not that gross,” he shook his head. “hey, now. maybe for you. math is my life.”
mvrgcts:
“Hey, listen, it’s not my fault. Do you know how many crushes my friends and I had on our cute teachers? It’s a thing. It’s just the whole like— you know it can never happen, so it’s okay to crush because you’ll never have to worry about rejection thing.”
“i guess that’s true. hopefully it’ll never get to the stage where a student actually tries something on me. i did not sign up for that shit.”
mvrgcts:
“I bet they all talk about you behind your back. They either talk mad shit or talk about the things they’d do to you if y’know, it weren’t illegal. Because I bet at least half of them have a crush on you. Tends to happen with the young teachers.”
“oh, man. now i won’t be able to walk through school without thinking that they’re all doing that. here i am trying to be a professional and shit and this happens?” he joked.
mvrgcts:
“Yes, you did, and I give you props, but you’re a math teacher. How many of your students hate you just because you teach math?
“uh, not too many, i don’t think? they hate the older math teachers. but i’m usually not too much of an ass to them. i think they think that because i’m young, math isn’t that bad.”
mvrgcts:
“I can’t be seen with you. This conversation needs to end. Math is, was, and always will be the bane of my existence.”
“hey, just because i’m a math teacher doesn’t mean i’m not cool. i’ve taken your advice to watch superhero movies, haven’t i?”
mvrgcts:
“You were happy to go? What the hell? Math is the worst, oh my god. Why do you think I said fuck school and became a bartender? Very little math involved.”
“i see we haven’t gotten to the part of the conversation where i reveal i’m a math teacher?” he grinned. “math was my favorite subject. and it still is.”
bluesommers:
“think i accidentally sent a nude to one of my first grade best friends – it must be monday.”
“jeez, how do you even have the number of a friend from first grade?”
mvrgcts:
“God, I faked sick all the time. I think my mom knew I was faking, but she just didn’t really care. I still got good grades and stuff, and it made it easier for her to know I was already home when my little brother got home from school.”
“if faking sick didn’t work, sometimes i’d just offer to stay home and clean up the house, but she still sent me to school most days. i usually was happy to go if it was a math heavy day,” he shrugged.
finnxchasexme:
“Definitely. A good director can balance the two aspects, but not every director is good all the time. Most have their off movies,” Finn replied. “Oh yeah? Why math?”
“it’s a pity. especially because once a director does one good film, they’re expected not to slip up again,” he said. “i was good at it back in school, top of the class and all that. i was that kid that found math fun. so i figured i’d teach it. try and make other kids find it fun.”
theiaryan:
“Well, then, I should probably watch Star Wars soon because, as someone who enforces laws, I can’t really afford to have a felony on my record,” she teased. “That’s okay, not everyone can be as adorable as I was as a child. I think I’ll start with Blade Runner. I’ve heard good things.”
“i think you’d definitely better get onto that one, having no felonies on your record is a good thing,” he grinned. “yes! blade runner is hands down my favorite, no lies. plus, it’s got harrison ford. so you can’t do much better.”
mvrgcts:
“I did it all the time in high school, when I’d like— fake sick. ‘Cause y’know, parents don’t let you leave when you’re sick, fake or no, so I’d just hang out with movie marathons all the time,” she grinned. “Oh, god, I know. Makes it so worth it when it does happen.”
“i rarely ever faked sick in high school. my mother was good on picking up when my sister and i were faking. i think i managed to trick her once or twice, but that’s about it,” he shrugged.