The American Medical Association has a lot of great student benefits and today I took part it yet another: free Panera lunch. Normally, med student lunch events have pizza. I think it's because it's the cheapest food to feed a large number of people. Some say it gets old after a while; personally, I love it. However, I know it's really unhealthy for me to have a lifestyle of pizza lunches so I try to pack my lunch for these events. Today, the AMA chapter at our school took lunch events to a new level. Panera was awesome. There were three sandwich options, a giant cookie, a bag of chips (I threw mine away, I hate potato chips) and a pickle. Delicious.
Since I spend my time studying in the library (and not in the classroom), I headed down early to get a great spot in line. I just so happened to be the first one in line since the first and second years were still in class (and the event was in the first year classroom). So I stood there, their class ended, and some first years started a new line inside the classroom. Now, I was in the classroom. I started the line at the top of the stairs like all normal lunch events start. I guess we haven't had too many lunch events yet this year so the first years don't understand how lines work, but it was annoying. Luckily, some people started getting in line behind me and there were only 10ish people the cut. I don't really care about being first, I just wanted to make sure I had an option for food. I hate being at the end of the line and you get to the food and only cheese pizza is left.
One of the AMA executive board members came over to the line and said "If you didn't hear me before, this line is for last names A-L and M-Z is at the other door." Uh, what? She never said that. I was there the whole time. And then the panic set in. Oh my goodness, I'm now going to be at the back of the line.
And then I remembered: my last name now starts with a D. BOOYA!
My maiden name started with S.
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