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25 Dollars

 Last Thursday Trevor came into my work place, “Detroit Wing Company” at around eight pm. In our chatter, our favorite class “12 AP English” was brought up. Mostly we conversed on Nav’s stupid beanie (just kidding). We actually talked about who would win the debate, negative or affirmative. We of course rooted for our home teams and made a 25 dollar bet one who would win. In this blog post, I am writing about what I would do with that gorgeous amount of cash.

First of all, I would make it very clear that I won. I would take a video of him handing me the money with me laughing in the background. Then, I would take some selfies with the money via snapchat and send them his way. After that gets old, I will put the 25 dollars in my tip jar. Hopefully at the end of the month I will deposit the whole jar to my bank account.

One day when me and the gals want to grab a nice bite I will go get Thai food or Indian (TBD) and I will spend about 15 on the meal leaving at three dollar tip. “Vivienne what are you going to do with the seven other dollars?!” Great question! Well, two of those dollars will have to be gas money so the rest would be put into a medium blizzard from Dairy queen where I add strawberries, marshmallow, and oreos to a vanilla based blizzard. 

That’s the best case^, negative could win… I would have to give up two hours of my work money to Trevor and look stupid driving up to the citizens bank asking for a 25 dollar withbrawl. I might cry somewhere in between. Also just picturing Trevor laughing in my face, probably Nav too, sounds like an absolute nightmare:) 

So in conclusion, good luck to me and the crew in affirmative!!!

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