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It looks pretty perfect.

It looks pretty perfect.

It looks pretty perfect.

Yeah, I immediately just throw my hands up to my face. And I use my right hand to kind of prop myself up off against the wall to stand up and go to the bathroom. And Brian has thrown the dog off of him and follows me into the bathroom as well. It's probably 2.30 in the morning or so. And the three guys that all lived upstairs, they all come out because they've heard the commotion.

Yeah, I immediately just throw my hands up to my face. And I use my right hand to kind of prop myself up off against the wall to stand up and go to the bathroom. And Brian has thrown the dog off of him and follows me into the bathroom as well. It's probably 2.30 in the morning or so. And the three guys that all lived upstairs, they all come out because they've heard the commotion.

Yeah, I immediately just throw my hands up to my face. And I use my right hand to kind of prop myself up off against the wall to stand up and go to the bathroom. And Brian has thrown the dog off of him and follows me into the bathroom as well. It's probably 2.30 in the morning or so. And the three guys that all lived upstairs, they all come out because they've heard the commotion.

So they're all just staring at me in the bathroom while I'm just bleeding over the sink.

So they're all just staring at me in the bathroom while I'm just bleeding over the sink.

So they're all just staring at me in the bathroom while I'm just bleeding over the sink.

Right in my upper lip. Thankfully, it did not puncture through. I probably should have gone to the hospital. I think probably to get like a tetanus shot. I'm a college kid. I'm not going to go to the doctor. So Brian hands me like a wad of toilet paper, put some pressure on it. I just look at him. I'm like, I need to go home. Thankfully, one of the guys that lived on the main floor, he sees us.

Right in my upper lip. Thankfully, it did not puncture through. I probably should have gone to the hospital. I think probably to get like a tetanus shot. I'm a college kid. I'm not going to go to the doctor. So Brian hands me like a wad of toilet paper, put some pressure on it. I just look at him. I'm like, I need to go home. Thankfully, one of the guys that lived on the main floor, he sees us.

Right in my upper lip. Thankfully, it did not puncture through. I probably should have gone to the hospital. I think probably to get like a tetanus shot. I'm a college kid. I'm not going to go to the doctor. So Brian hands me like a wad of toilet paper, put some pressure on it. I just look at him. I'm like, I need to go home. Thankfully, one of the guys that lived on the main floor, he sees us.

And he hands me a T-shirt to put better pressure on the wound as I'm walking home. Did he take it off his body? No. I mean, it could have been a dirty shirt from his room, but it was better than toilet paper.

And he hands me a T-shirt to put better pressure on the wound as I'm walking home. Did he take it off his body? No. I mean, it could have been a dirty shirt from his room, but it was better than toilet paper.

And he hands me a T-shirt to put better pressure on the wound as I'm walking home. Did he take it off his body? No. I mean, it could have been a dirty shirt from his room, but it was better than toilet paper.

So now it's Brian, myself, and this dog walking back to my apartment. So we get home. I show him where the first aid kit is. So he starts cleaning it up, seeing what's happening. That's when we find out it's not that deep. We should be okay. But my lip is starting to swell at this point. The bleeding has stopped. So we're just kind of putting some ice on it. And then we go to bed.

So now it's Brian, myself, and this dog walking back to my apartment. So we get home. I show him where the first aid kit is. So he starts cleaning it up, seeing what's happening. That's when we find out it's not that deep. We should be okay. But my lip is starting to swell at this point. The bleeding has stopped. So we're just kind of putting some ice on it. And then we go to bed.

So now it's Brian, myself, and this dog walking back to my apartment. So we get home. I show him where the first aid kit is. So he starts cleaning it up, seeing what's happening. That's when we find out it's not that deep. We should be okay. But my lip is starting to swell at this point. The bleeding has stopped. So we're just kind of putting some ice on it. And then we go to bed.

So I let him stay the night. Oh. Oh, my God. Good job. He does try to give me like a little kiss goodnight. My lip's a little swollen. I can't really kiss.

So I let him stay the night. Oh. Oh, my God. Good job. He does try to give me like a little kiss goodnight. My lip's a little swollen. I can't really kiss.