Mark Gagnon

The idea of a sleepover for her was just strange.

She was like, what are you going to do?

And I was like, I don't know.

He wants me to sleep over.

And they were like, but what is the purpose?

You sleep here.

You have a bed here.

It just was never a thing she grew up with, going on a sleepover.

And I don't know if it's generational or cultural, but she was like, this is just weird.

And then I remember going on sleepovers and I would hang with them and they would...

eat different food even.

Like my parents always like cooked every meal.

It was always like very nutritious.

But then I'm going to my friend's house, like eating chicken nuggets, like watching football.

And I was like, this is bizarre.

This is not at all.

Like it was never like actual discomfort, but I just remember being like, this is all strange.

Like the idea, like this is a very bizarre specific one.

I remember going to sleep over, it's like 10 kids, 10 dudes, like kind of from the neighborhood.

And then like a bunch of the kids were just sleeping in their underwear.