𝘐𝘛’𝘚 𝘉𝘜𝘚𝘐𝘌𝘙 𝘛𝘏𝘈𝘕 𝘕𝘖𝘙𝘔𝘈𝘓 , the small shop tucked in the bottom of dillon’s student center . but of course it was . . . because it was a monday morning coming off of a football win , and hangovers like the ones you got after a post - game party weren’t always easy to SHAKE . should’ve left earlier , he thought to himself , or used the woefully untouched and neglected keurig i have sitting on my kitchen counter . . . but that would’ve required a sound mind in the early morning , and BECK had a habit of not sleeping . so he waited in line . and waited some more . then put in his order , stuffed some cash into the tip jar , and moved to the only open stool at the end of a bar near the window . dark brown eyes , observant and CURIOUS , scanned the room in search of faces he might know . . . of new ones he didn’t , then allowed his gaze to wander over a posting board just to his right . FLYERS upon flyers upon flyers boasted meeting times and locations . open mic nights . weekly get togethers . student organizations of every kind . it was a strange array of just about everything , and a reminder that sports weren’t all dillon had . one paper in particular , with BRIGHT ink printed on the front caught his eye , and he laughed to himself . “ okay , REALLY , though , ” there’s a slow shake of his head as he pulled the pin and took the paper down . his elbow lightly nudged the person next to him , “ what do we make of this ? ” with a sideways glance and a golden boy smile , there’s a playful gleam in his eye as he adds , “ and what’d ya suppose the criteria is for being a university recognized student org ? because by the looks of it , there’s probably not much . . . ”