Never going again

Never going again

My friends & family are always trying to convince me to get out of the house more often.

They suppose that I have a concern with being a homebody & refusing to leave.

They kept pushing me to join an online Meetup Group, which would have real life members meetings every few weeks. I was entirely disinterested in this idea, however got so exhausted of being told that I was an agoraphobe. I finally pulled the trigger & signed up. As I expected, it was awful. When I arrived at the site, I noticed an awkward looking group of people. I sat down, waiting for the event to begin. I suppose I had maybe been sitting for one minute before I realized this was going to be a bad experience. Not only where the people super lame, however the air temperature in the location was inadequate. It was like someone forgot to turn on the furnace that morning. The location was actually chilly cold, & I didn’t understand how these people were standing around so casually without crossing their arms & rubbing their hands together. I, personally, was covered in Goosebumps & actually shivering in my seat. I started looking around the site, wondering where the air vents were & why the temperature control didn’t seem to be working. I had an idea to communicate about the unfortunate air temperature control settings. I picked up my PC & pretended to answer a PC call. I said the group was okay, although I was actually not moderate enough. I loudly explained that it was chilly chilly inside & I wasn’t sure how long I could stick it out. I told my imaginary conversation partner that I entirely hoped the furnace started working again soon. I thought that maybe other members would take a hint & figure out the temperature control issue or cancel the event entirely. Instead, they chuckled merrily & kept talking amongst themselves.

 

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