Aya

Oh, boy.

Correct.

Yeah, so I'm still, like, I started seeing somebody when I first got here, and we were, like, seeing each other for a while, and I kind of just got into, like, this, like, panic mode, I think, where I didn't exactly know what I wanted, and I kind of just wanted to be by myself, but I think it's more so just, like, I want to figure out who I am as a person outside of being with somebody else.

My job's a lot of fun.

It can be.

Um, some people don't trust Muslims, I get it, whatever.

Me personally, I don't trust Jehovah Witnesses.

I feel like some Jehovah Witnesses are just registered sex offenders who got really, really, really nervous at the last second.

Like, they were supposed to go out in the neighborhood and tell everyone what they did, which is, it's tough.

You know, I molested a child.

So, you know, they go, knock, knock, who's there?

Have you heard of the child that was touched by God?

Jesus Christ.

He's like, why is your parole officer here?

It's like, don't worry about that.

I don't know, I feel like we treat registered sex offenders so interesting in this country, like we make them live so far from elementary schools, but distance only makes the heart grow fonder.

Okay, thanks.

What's up?

Hey, guys.

It's good.