We saw pre-communication freshman Jamila Pierce walking by the Social Sciences building.
Wildcat: OK, you’re on the spot. How do you feel about animal cruelty?
Pierce: I’m against it. I don’t really believe in testing on animals or wearing fur, for that matter.
W: Oh shoot. I just realized, I think I have to meet someone somewhere. Actually, can we interview some other time?
P: OK.
W: What time do you want to do it?
P: I could do it at noon tomorrow.
W: Could you do it at one tomorrow?
P: Yeah.
W: Oh, no wait. I can’t do it at one.
P: We could do it over e-mail.
W: I don’t really have a computer. Could you do it at 1:30 tomorrow?
P: Yeah.
W: No, no I couldn’t. How about on Monday?
P: I don’t know my work schedule for Monday.
W: Could you do it Sunday?
P: Possibly. I’m not sure, though.
W: What about next Friday?
P: I’m gonna be gone.
W: Could you do it tomorrow?
P: Any time after 12.
W: No, I can’t do it after 12. Could you do it before 12?
P: Yeah.
W: What time?
P: How long would it take?
W: Probably just two minutes.
P: I could do it at 10:30.
W: Well, could you do it at nine?
P: I’m not going to be up at nine.
W: Let’s get that settled later, I guess. Where do you want to do it? Do you want to do it on campus? We could do it outside Centennial Hall.
P: I really don’t care.
W: Or by the wishing shrine.
P: My only class that I have tomorrow is by the Union.
W: Or we could do it by the Union … Or could we do it at my house?
P: How far is it?
W: It’s Sixth and University. Or we could do it at your house.
P: I live in the dorms.
W: Yeah, that’d be kind of weird. What about on the fifth floor of the Tyndall Parking Garage?
P: The garage, garage?
W: Not a lot of people go there, so I just thought it would be good. What about by that parking spot over there?
P: OK, that works.
W: Five o’clock tomorrow?
P: Five at night?
W: Or, 5 a.m.?
P: Not 5 a.m.
W: Or 6 a… 6 p.m.?
P: Probably earlier than that.
W: Well, let me just ask you now, because this is getting complicated. What’s your favorite animal?
P: Penguin.
