Tell Me How I Die Page #2

thousands of drugs,

and chemicals,

and pathogens here

that can literally kill you.

So don't wander off.

Right this way.

Hey, two to six.

Thank you sir.

No buttons.

I guess they really

don't want us to leave.

Who'd wanna leave?

Go ahead and find

your bags and follow me.

Right this way, come on in.

Come on in guys, don't be shy.

Claimed.

All right, you have your

common room here up front.

Your bunkrooms are in the back.

Girls you're straight ahead.

Gusy you're down the

hall to the left.

Get comfortable, go ahead

and store your things.

We'll begin calling your names

for dosing in about an hour.

Watch Movies And Series!

So do you go to state?

Yeah.

My name's Kristen, with a k.

What sorority are you in?

Beta?

No, I'm not in a

- sorority.

- - Kapa.

I knew it,

you look like a Kapa girl.

They're always really pretty.

And kinda smart.

Men and Yola?

God, I never

thought I'd do one of

these in a million years.

But daddy cut my Christmas

budget in half so.

Can you believe that?

He likes you.

What?

Chayendy rock, I caught

him checking you out.

What if we were doing one

of those 30 day trials.

I bet everybody

will be hooking up.

It's like summer camp.

Yeah, summer camp with drugs.

I don't do drugs.

Where do you think

we are exactly?

These are prescription

drugs, there's a difference.

They've been tested.

Yeah, tested on us.

This ain't exactly your

mothers medicine cabinet.

Hibbard and Ruskin.

Whatever, it's my time to dose.

Whatever, enjoy your drugs.

Newbies.

So how many of

these have you done?

Let's see, one, two, three,

carry the four,

divide it by seven.

A lot.

Yeah, but at the end

of those pharmaceutical

commercials there's

always this long list

of disclaimers,

should I be worried?

Look, this is the

best gig in town.

We get free food, you can

play pool, video games,

you can even read a book

if you're into that stuff.

We basically get

paid to do nothing.

Seems like you have

it all figured out.

Yes I do.

All while being

absolutely colorblind.

Sir.

Still no word from

Dr. Rasmussen.

Do you want me to

keep trying him?

No, but let me

know when he calls.

Here, you watch

them for a while.

So am I supposed to

believe this a coincidence?

I don't know.

Would you believe that?

Look, the bartender

gave me a flyer too.

Look, I'm not like a

stalker, I'm just broke.

I guess I'm not the only

college student who needs money.

Den Fergusen.

Den?

Yeah, like a comfy room.

Or a shelter for

woodland animals.

Guess my parents

wanted to make life

just slightly more

awkward for me.

Anna.

Nice to stalk you Anna.

Miss.

What is this

supposed to do again?

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