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“Are you a student here?” the cashier asks me.
I pause for a moment. “Yes.” I pull out my student card which for the last 5 days has functioned as my coke cutter. It sat on Divine’s single of “You Think You’re a Man” for 5 days and arranged and rearranged line after line of cocaine. I hand her the card, smiling inside. She swipes the card and I slip it calmly back into my wallet. Walking outside with Ulysses under my arm, I smile faintly knowing that I’ve arrived at a time in my life that I always knew was coming. The point when I start carrying little secrets that sometimes makes me smile.
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