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We hope you enjoy the message. Well, I want you to know that words are very important to me, and I've actually shared

some of this with you before, but my favorite word of all time is the word

definistrate because it means to kill someone by throwing them out the window. And I just think

that that's kind of cool. And I like to use that word anytime I have the opportunity and it

feels appropriate, which is not often. My least favorite word of all time, which I've shared

with you is the word moist. I can't stand the word moist. And the reason that I can't stand the word

moist is because cake can be moist, and so can a guy's locker room. And I just can't deal with that.

That's, it's too much for me. But words are very

important for me, and as I was preparing for tonight, and as I was listening to a friend to teach,

I just was reminded of the fact that words can often be very powerful, and words, especially in

college, can impact significant aspects of your college experience.

So let me just throw out a few words that could really define in some ways your college experience.

Like, for some of you, the word complicated will define your college experience,

especially in regards to a romantic relationship.

Like if I were to ask you, hey, is anything going on in your life, you might say, well,

it's complicated.

Anyone here in that place right now, you'd say, yeah, the person I'm with, it's complicated.

You just want to raise your hand to let them know that it is complicated

between the two of you. It's complicated. You don't know what he's thinking. He doesn't know what

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