Brian Tivol tivol@mit.edu		J:	So, you have everything you need?
		B:	Yep. Change of clothes, deodorant, comb, toothbrush, toothpaste, and about twenty thousand coins for the pay phones.
		J:	What are you going to do if Jenn didn't leave her keys by her room?
		B:	Then I'm calling Amy and telling her she'd beeter drive her butt down to Providence, sick or not, dammit. Or I could find some cute unsuspecting chick at the Toasters tonight and shack up with her until Saturday afternoon.
		J:	Oh yeah. You da man.
		B:	You know I'm kidding. Jeez.
		J:	No, you look so cute in your Cons and suspenders. All the little rudegirls will throw themselves at you.
		B:	You can stop being condescending, dear. Actually, um... Oh God, I'll probably just have to crack down and call Matt.
		J:	Wasn't his boyfriend was staying over or something?
		B:	Ex-boyfriend, he said. I have no idea what he's doing, to tell the truth. But he ought to know someone, I guess. He lives in a dorm after all.
		J:	Yeah, I guess. Well, good luck.
		B:	Thanks. Well, time to head off to South Station. God knows when the rush hour trains to Providence take off.
		J:	You aren't taking a coat?
		B:	Nah, it's a lovely day today. What is it, like 60 degrees? Spring is here! Woo-hoo for Spring Break!
		J:	Have fun. Don't get yourself arrested, you vagrant. I'd miss you.
		B:	I'll miss you. But I need to take off.