How Much I Like You Depends on Your Take on a 5-Day Vacation

“After about two days I was clawing at the walls.  Get me outta here, you know?   I just wanted to be outside or doing work or something.”

Verdict: I hate you, eat my balls please.

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“I don’t know.   Two or three days is good, but after that I just start getting bored.”

Verdict: I won’t ask you to eat my balls, but don’t think this means we are friends.

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“It was pretty great.  My house is actually a lot dirtier than when I left for vacation. ”

Verdict:  We can probably hang out.

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“I had the best intentions.  I had a to-do list.  Some of the stuff was so simple.   One of the things was to clean the inside of my windshield.  I did that thing where it gets foggy inside and you wipe it and then it leaves streaks?  That was in the winter.  It’s July and I still didn’t get to it.  How many things did I accomplish over my break?  Well, nothing from the list, unless there’s a list item I missed that involved discovering a new TV show I don’t really even like and watching the entire series in the span of two days.   Not a season, the SERIES.  Aaaaand just repeat that process a couple more times and you’ve pretty much got my vacation all wrapped up.”

Verdict:  I like you.  Pass me a weird note sometime, hot stuff.  If I ever ask you to eat my balls, it will be in a much more polite and romantic way.  As romantic as that can be, anyway.