- So I have a friend that used to be in the tumblers troupe at the renfaire as a contortionist
- We were chatting online and she told me to tell you all this story.
- I love Kat dearly
- but she forgets that she’s stupid strong and hypermobile
- so one day she throws her back out
- bad enough that she needed painkillers and couldn’t stand upright
- “But also I needed Tampons and like. A Burrito, real bad.”
- she’s flat on her back in her apartment when she decides this
- and, in an
- impeccable
- leap of reasoning, decides
- “I can’t roll my back forward to sit/stand up like normal.
- But I can ARCH my back just fine.
- SO
- I’m going to do that and get on my hands and feet in a stomach-in-the-air this-shit-belongs-in-a-horror-movie-type pose,
- And amble on down to the 7-11”
- “And get me that Burrito”
- It is,
- for context,
- after midnight in July during a wildfire so it’s hot as satan’s own asshole and the moon is red and shit’s already generally cursed.
- Imagineyou are some poor sap working nights at the world’s deadest 7-11, and you hear the door jangle but you don’t see anyone’s head over the counters.
- Whatever.
- Except you keep hearing noises like there’s someone in the next aisle over.
- Fucking around in the burrito section
- It’s also worth mentioning that Kat
- 1. sings whatever earworm is currently running through her head when she’s not paying attention
- 2. sounds EXACTLY like some kind of creepy child from a horror movie when doing so
- tonight’s song is something from veggietales.
- DUDE ACTUALLY STANDS HIS GROUND
- and/or is really fucking high and isn’t sure if he’s tripping balls or notanyway
- Kat goes up to pay for her burrito and tampons
- She realizes the counter presents something of a challenge, and then demonstrates for me on her kitchen table at 4AM during a different july wildfire,
- exactly
- how she used the shelves to climb up the counter
- like one of the boston robotics beasties
- dude stares at her for like, five minutes and says.
- “Register’s broke.”
- “Oh No!” Says Kat.
“Just Take ‘em.”
“Really? I can leave cash-you don’t have to give me change I don’t want you to get in trouble with your manager.”
“…Nah.”
“Oh! OK! Thank you!”
“Yeah ok bye.”- Shortly after she arrived back at the apartment, she got a text on her phone from the campus security about "A Suspicious Individual” at tle 7-11.
- It took her
- FOUR
- FUCKING
- YEARS
- to realize she was the suspicious individual
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