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Hey, Pregyes. Can you hear us?

Iris.

Yeah.

How are you doing?

Hey.

Good, good.

Well, things have, they seem to be changing every day, right?

What's new for you in terms of school and life?

They're going to make me take some classes, but like I have to go pick up the work,

like the paperwork in school.

Like, I'm going to have to be doing that work by myself.

And like, if I don't do it right or like if I go to the school and I'm going to have to be doing that work by myself and like if I don't do it right or like if I go to the school

and when I turn it in it's not right like that's going to be a big part of my grade so I'm telling my mom like it's going to be a little bit hard because if I if I do end up doing it wrong like I don't have a teacher like teach me we know that you work really hard to graduate in time. What is it like? I mean, to all

of a sudden be thrown this? I guess it's unfortunate because it's my senior year.

If it was, like, my freshman or sophomore or junior year, I wouldn't really, like, worry about it

because I'll be like, nah, I can make it up next year.

I still have time to fix it, but this is my junior year. It can be pretty hard because if I,

if I end up failing, like, it's going to affect me a lot. I want to graduate and, like, I don't want to be,

like, in quarantine or anything like that.

I wanted to be like everybody else.

When there's a lot of people and like when I get off the stage, like I see my mom and everybody there.

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