Roll call, everyone!
Every introvert knows the feeling of sitting in class for the first time and waiting for the teacher to do a roll call. There's a 50/50 chance they'll make everyone introduce themselves up front, sharing a 'fun fact' about themselves, which is not good news for the antisocials. No pressure, but good luck thinking of a perfectly fun fact that doesn't make you sound totally boring or like a completely arrogant snob!
Introverts quiver in their boots at the thought.
With palms sweating and a lame personal tidbit in the wings, introverts can confidently rise in front of the class, croaking their name in exasperation at the appropriate time. Our only comfort lies in the notion that their name doesn't start with a 'Z', forcing us to wait in pained anticipation until roll call is finally over. Note to self, drop out of any class that requires an icebreaker game–it's not worth it!
Every introvert knows the feeling of sitting in class for the first time and waiting for the teacher to do a roll call. There's a 50/50 chance they'll make everyone introduce themselves up front, sharing a 'fun fact' about themselves, which is not good news for the antisocials. No pressure, but good luck thinking of a perfectly fun fact that doesn't make you sound totally boring or like a completely arrogant snob!
Introverts quiver in their boots at the thought.
With palms sweating and a lame personal tidbit in the wings, introverts can confidently rise in front of the class, croaking their name in exasperation at the appropriate time. Our only comfort lies in the notion that their name doesn't start with a 'Z', forcing us to wait in pained anticipation until roll call is finally over. Note to self, drop out of any class that requires an icebreaker game–it's not worth it!
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