<p>"Anway, School'fool, I don't know you, so I don't want to push you in this direction unless it makes sense for you. In other words, don't b.s. on your essays--it's dangerous."</p>
<p>Greenshirt: Actually, what you said is exactly what I'm looking forward to in college (among other things, of course). It's about time that I got more involved in the community. I've definitely lived a fortunate life, and have been surrounded by other fortunate people for as long as I can remember (this happens when you live in a wealthy suburb). The problem with this is that it is easy to forget just how lucky I am to have everything I need to live a happy life; I feel that working with under-privileged people Durham will keep me well-grounded and serve as a constant reminder of what's really important in life. Sorry if that was too preachy/emo/condescending, it's just the way I feel.</p>