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“You would think they’d be decent enough to provide decent alcohol,” Xavier allowed a loud sigh to escape from his lips, as he took another sip of his scotch, his nose crinkling as he placed it on the bar in front of him. “You know, since they’re forcing us to be here and all of that,” he spoke loudly, with the intention of drawing attention. He wanted his unhappiness to be known.
“so they expect us to go off and marry whoever they tell us too, but what about the whole monogamous and commitment aspect to it. because if you ask me, that’s a little more then i wanted in life. i mean, sure i’m sure i can be a good husband, but i’m going to need more then one partner if i want to stay sane.” xander rambled on, downing a shot at the bar, looking around for the person listed on his paper, unsure of what they even looked like.
“okay, i know technically i’m not old enough to drink, but it’s not like you’re going to rat me out are you?” miranda had a smirk on her lips as she took one of the glasses of wine being passed around, sipping it slowly. “besides, i’m much better company when i’ve had a few drinks.”
“A woman came in for a baby check with her 6-month-old and she had what looked like chocolate milk in the baby’s bottle. So I started explaining to her as kindly as I could that she shouldn’t be giving her baby chocolate milk. At which point she interrupts me and says, "Oh that isn’t chocolate milk. It’s coffee! He just loves it!” roman shook his head as he finished telling the story, “i’m serious, i can’t make this stuff up, i never thought i’d have to tell someone their baby can’t drink coffee.”
