Where's My Wallet

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Location: Interdisciplinary Science & Engineering Complex, Roxbury Crossing, Massachusetts 02120, United States

Jessie Yang
Jessie Yang
You realize you've lost your wallet at some point between last night and now. You were at a party last night, so you start your search at the host's, Claire's, apartment, on Columbus next to Ruggles Station.

Matt

guitar music in the background Yooooo what are you doing all the way out here? Yeah, no, not too sure about your wallet but hey did you hear about my band’s concert next week? It will be our biggest event yet and I think this one is really it! It’s been publicized a lot and all the promotion and commercials have been all over the social medias. I really think this will be our big break, and I can finally quit my job at Goldman Sachs.

Oh, also, have you heard the new Rex Orange County album? You know, the guiTAR on that album is just so good and the chord progressions are something I’ve never even heard before! He’s so creative and honestly? a revolutionary of our time. Sometimes I wonder… if I grew up in a more creative environment or, like, my parents wanted me to pursue music, I could have made it big one day. I really wanted to go to music school and learn about production, but I got stuck in comp sci and programming because I thought I’d be able to transition out of it. But, like, I just lost the time to focus on music… like, my band in high school was really up and coming back then but it all kind of fell apart in college. This new band now—you know, Brian and Ryan and other Ryan?—we all meld so well together and I think we have something special!

Are you free next week for the concert? And if you want to get a sneak peek, you can buy our EP? I’ll even give you a discount! [pause] Oh right, no wallet, yeah... I’m not sure where it is. I know you were hanging with Anne last night, and I think she’s by the state house for a workshop or something. I really hope you find it, though! And if you ever want to hang out again, you know where to find me!! See you soon!! If I’m lucky….

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Kim

Oat Milk Cappuccino? Oh hi! how are you? I’ve been here since 5AM it was so rough getting up this morning. The beautiful thing is that not that many people are up that early on the weekend. A Monday morning–those are actually the worst. I’ll be standing for like 12 hours straight and on top of that people are grumpier and in a rush. Actually [pause] I was going to take my break soon. Mind if I sit with you or did you want this to-go? Wanna split a muffin? This is funny. Reminds me of that date that wasn’t a date that we went on. Sorry that I was weird after. I totally ghosted you and you were pretty clear that you wanted to be friends. Consider this blueberry muffin an apology. They’re pretty good even though we don’t make them here. I want them to start selling more tea. I’m a huge tea person. Anyway oh your wallet? Oh my God I forgot about that. I think Janice found one yesterday. Don’t worry, she doesn’t hate you. She liked that you complimented her lipstick haha. She lives close to you if you want to go back to Mission Hill? I would text her but she’s doing a technology cleanse today. She’s probably reading at Solid Ground Cafe on Huntington right now. You know Anne was really cool. Are you going to the talk she was meditating today? Soooo cool that Jameela Jamil is going. I love her. You should check it out. Janice will be around later. Oh, and before you go! I think Matt is into you. He’s trying to sell his band’s music at the record store next to Paradise Rock Club all day. I bet he’d serenade you if you asked! ;)

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