AIR SPICE

1h

and i respect ur stance no matter what

dawn

1h

You like big Sean more than Ye

UncMC

1h

One day I had a breakdown and just hit the road. I drove from Georgia to Texas. I didn’t sleep. I hit the road around 11 p.m., intending to drive to North Carolina and then New York, but I decided on Texas instead. I almost fell asleep behind the wheel several times. When day broke, I was in Mississippi and stopped to grab some coffee.

I pulled onto a dirt road—the kind of road a single woman from the city probably wouldn’t feel comfortable on. I went into the station and found a crowd: a polite mixed-race woman working the counter, and Black and white men preparing for the workday.

I grabbed my coffee and left, caught off guard by how peaceful it all felt. Maybe it was because I was coming down from an episode and had gotten zero sleep, but they seemed content with their circumstances. This was one of the poorest and least-educated places in the country, yet there was something about the scene that felt settled and peaceful.

AIR SPICE

1h

tonight the vmas are happening right now as we speak

rvi

1h

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how can you extrapolate that people are "content with their circumstances" based on going into a gas station

does the narrator expect them to be visibly miserable or freaking out nonstop because theyre in one of the poorest and least educated places?

AIR SPICE

1h

and i respect ur stance no matter what

UncMC

1h

One day I had a breakdown and just hit the road. I drove from Georgia to Texas. I didn’t sleep. I hit the road around 11 p.m., intending to drive to North Carolina and then New York, but I decided on Texas instead. I almost fell asleep behind the wheel several times. When day broke, I was in Mississippi and stopped to grab some coffee.

I pulled onto a dirt road—the kind of road a single woman from the city probably wouldn’t feel comfortable on. I went into the station and found a crowd: a polite mixed-race woman working the counter, and Black and white men preparing for the workday.

I grabbed my coffee and left, caught off guard by how peaceful it all felt. Maybe it was because I was coming down from an episode and had gotten zero sleep, but they seemed content with their circumstances. This was one of the poorest and least-educated places in the country, yet there was something about the scene that felt settled and peaceful.

AIR SPICE

1h

so see why i felt weird about the ye shrug?

rvi

1h

which ye shriug

AIR SPICE

1h

@Bruisesbruises u never turned ur back on me tho, rvi has before

AIR SPICE

1h

if we got a lil 30 min 1 hr delay its not the end of the world

Stankie

1h

Bro be like “Vacation time” and he in Hanover Connecticut

Stankie

1h

Bruises doing the miserable loser schtick again its over

rvi

1h

how can you extrapolate that people are "content with their circumstances" based on going into a gas station

does the narrator expect them to be visibly miserable or freaking out nonstop because theyre in one of the poorest and least educated places?

rvi

1h

how can you extrapolate that people are "content with their circumstances" based on going into a gas station

does the narrator expect them to be visibly miserable or freaking out nonstop because theyre in one of the poorest and least educated places?

UncMC

1h

It was the atmosphere
The men where chatting over coffee, women at work
The young men outside working on their old American v6’s all in morning light was something to experience
Idk it may have came off profound because I was already in a daze