Hi everyone. Welcome or welcome back to Call Your Friends. We're your friends, Lauren and

Maddie. And you're listening to Part 2 of our university episode. It was so long, we had so much to

say we had to break it up into two episodes. So yeah, we hope you enjoy. So let's get into our notes. I'm just going to run through

this and then Lauren you can ask any questions that come up. All right. So first thing to discuss is

choosing a roommate. This is something that, you know, I did before I went to school. I chose a roommate.

I think we connected in like a Facebook group, which, you know, that really dates me.

But now you could connect like on Instagram or TikTok, I don't know.

But then I had a tragic story.

Basically what happened is my mom didn't pay my residence payment on time, so I got kicked out of residence.

So my roommate situation totally was foiled or my plan I

guess you could say so I got put in this residence at a different university or like college

that's part of my university it's like a different campus yeah it's a different campus but it's just

like across the street so So it wasn't that

dramatic. But at the time, I was truly devastated because I had planned to live with this girl.

And I was really upset. I'm like, oh my God, I'm going to be put with someone I don't know,

like my worst nightmare. But then, you know what? It actually worked out perfectly fine because

she was really cool. But if I was

giving advice, I would say live with someone that you kind of know that you like have heard good

things about or know like on a surface level, but you're not best friends with. Because if you live

with your best friend, you will feel like you need to do everything together.

And you might find out that you're like a little bit limited by them.

And also I think that living with someone is really hard, especially in like a 200 square foot dorm room.

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