a little unsteady

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SEBASTIAN: I disagree.

SEBASTIAN: I've done it. I wouldn't be against a second time.

GABE: I guess my mind could be changed then.

GABE: How did you not get caught?

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HUNTER: I like to think so.

HUNTER: Oh, is that so? I did that in high school. Mostly because I wanted to be well verses in all subjects.

GABE: Oh yeah, being one of the top schools in the country in something is especially rewarding. I couldn't really achieve that in sports.

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REGAN: Probably a good idea.

REGAN: I'm not really sure the rich husband thing will ever actually happen.

GABE: It's been treating me well so far.

GABE: You never know, follow your dreams! But to be completely honest, maybe follow other dreams more. Love can surprise you.

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wink 😉 gabriel & mandy

MANDY: I guess you're not going to be signing up for Tinder anytime soon?

GABE: Oh no, I'm fine with just being on one of these things and this one seems more fitting.

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QUINN: I think being busy is understandable. It's very easy to get distracted and forget how much time has passed.

QUINN: The customer is always right, at least that's what they're always told.

GABE: Absolutely! I'm just waiting for automated gift buying every year, it seems like that's the direction we're headed.

GABE: Yeah, I wouldn't say so. But that's the rule, I guess.

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QUINN: I think a few is acceptable, we all get busy and forget things.

QUINN: People are rather entitled when it comes to receiving customer service.

GABE: It's usually when work's busiest that everything just slips my mind. But I've got better over the years, which is surprising since I think it's normally the other way around with memory.

GABE: It's a really unfortunate thing when customers believe they have a right to feel entitled like that.

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MANDY: And how many different kind of things they cater to.

GABE: Because of what I do for a living, I should probably be happy that this is the way technology is developing, but somehow apps just don't seem like the best way to meet people.

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wink 😉 gabriel & regan

REGAN: Just get out of one?

REGAN: I know, I definitely think I can make it happen. College is like, a backup.

GABE: Yeah. Doesn't seem natural to move onto another right away.

GABE: At least you have a backup! That's smart thinking.

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HUNTER: I have not. I prefer to make personalized work for people and their homes. Though, I just finished a couple of pieces that will be shown in a hospital for a commission.

HUNTER: I enjoyed math in school, but prefer not to make a career around it.

GABE: That's pretty great!

GABE: I wasn't going to go into math too much apart from the required, but it was fun being a mathlete at college.

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wink 😉 gabriel & sebastian

SEBASTIAN: We could be. ;)

SEBASTIAN: Not sure I'd ever do it alone, honestly. They're not my thing, but getting fucked in museums I'm into.

GABE: I'd say there are better topics to discuss.

GABE: You do that?

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HUNTER: That it is. I like to work with blues and greens, mostly, so it works out for me.

HUNTER: Computers are close to the one thing I'm not very versed in, I'm afraid. But it's good that you enjoy it.

GABE: Nice! Have you had your paintings displayed anywhere?

GABE: They're definitely not for anyone, especially when coding's concerned. Everyone has their own thing.

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SEBASTIAN: I'd love to see exactly what that tongue can do. ;)

SEBASTIAN: Shit, that wasn't for you.

SEBASTIAN: Museums, though. That doesn't sound too boring.

GABE: That's alright, I was wondering what prompted you to say such a thing since we weren't talking about my tongue.

GABE: They can be quite fun to visit, especially in the right company. Or just alone, very versatile.

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REGAN: Is that what you're looking for?

REGAN: Maybe. I'm sort of hoping to just meet someone rich to settle into a waiting until he kicks it relationship.

GABE: I'm looking for just about anything these days, actually. I don't really have a desire to jump into a relationship.

GABE: That's quite the dream.

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MANDY: I feel like it's a completely different thing than it was three years ago.

GABE: Yeah? It's interesting to see how many apps there are now for it.

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QUINN: So how often do you forget birthdays?

QUINN: As long as they get what they want, I'd say so. Customers are customers no matter what they're purchasing.

GABE: Surprisingly not too often. But I do admit I've missed a few.

GABE: That's a pity. I've seen customers be far ruder than the cashier ever deserves it at Whole Foods.

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QUINN: At least you have some value of importance.

QUINN: I don't have to deal with the flowers talking back, which is a bonus.

GABE: Calendars and reminders just don't work for me. I'll put anything off.

GABE: That's true. Are customers generally nicer in flower shops than other stores?

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MANDY: I'm guessing you're moving onto one too?

GABE: Yeah, romantically speaking. It's a wonder how seventeen years can change the dating game.