[Orientation was... stressful. Matt feels overloaded after the second day and he doesn't have the energy to turn down Shintaro's invitation to visit. His bag discarded in the passenger side of his car, he examines the apartment in detail, to check for any changes. Once he has observed none, Matt drops face first onto his couch.]
[It's hot outside, but Shintaro keeps his apartment cooled so that should feel nice. He drops all the orientation leader stuff into his desk chair (his desk is in the living room instead of the bedroom because there's better lighting and more space)]
You'll figure stuff out as they come up. You want anything to drink?
[He will sit down at his desk with the soda, setting it down and opening up his computer. Even if it's summer, he has a graduation thesis he's been planning out. He's not paying much attention to it though -- it's just habit to open it up every time he sits. He's spinning his chair around to peer at Matt.]
Aside from exhausted? [He shrugs.] Don't know, yet. A lot of information. Wondering if it's going to matter considering we might have alien overlords by the time I graduate...
You must really be tired... [He sighs and shakes his head and moves to get up again, eyes on the bookshelf behind the couch so he can grab some stuff but he accidentally elbows the open soda bottle over on the desk!!]
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How do they expect us to remember all that?
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You don't.
[It's hot outside, but Shintaro keeps his apartment cooled so that should feel nice. He drops all the orientation leader stuff into his desk chair (his desk is in the living room instead of the bedroom because there's better lighting and more space)]
You'll figure stuff out as they come up. You want anything to drink?
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I think I'll survive.
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It's usually to just answer any questions their parents have. Mine were like that. See anything that caught your interest though?
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I am not gaining the freshman fifteen.
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[He will sit down at his desk with the soda, setting it down and opening up his computer. Even if it's summer, he has a graduation thesis he's been planning out. He's not paying much attention to it though -- it's just habit to open it up every time he sits. He's spinning his chair around to peer at Matt.]
How're you doing?
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[He's not watching where he kept his soda...]
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Who knows? Maybe they'll want to get you on their side.
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[Sigh.] Right, right. No alcohol for you if you're tempted to be an alcoholic.
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[Another sigh.] Sorry, sorry. Not things to joke about.
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