In this vlog, Natalie (Speaker A) narrates a typical Monday at Flagler College. She begins by quietly speaking to avoid waking her roommate, then heads to the gym where she walks/runs about 3 miles, aiming for an 8‑mile daily total. After the workout she plans to tackle homework, map out her week, take out trash, and check the mailing room. She comments on the constant presence of tourists around campus, noting that the school’s beauty attracts many visitors. While trying to find a place to study, she discovers that the Student Center and D‑Hall are both closed, leaving her cold outside in 44‑degree weather. She decides to return to her room and later consider studying in the Bistro or another location. Throughout, she shares her frustrations with closed facilities, the cold, and the noisy environment, while maintaining a casual, conversational tone.
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Okay, so I can talk here, but like, my roommate was sleeping, so I didn't want to like talk in the beginning half of the video and wake her up. But right now I am— I'm going to the gym, and then after that I have to— I have to plan out what I'm doing basically for the day. But, and then after that, since it's Monday and I don't have school today, um, I'm gonna do some homework and then I'm gonna plan out my whole entire week and then we'll just see where it takes me. And then I think I have to take out my trash, so that should be fun. Oh my gosh, so just finished my workout. I walked and ran for like 3 miles, and then I think I'm gonna go back later tonight and then do another 5 miles because I'm trying to do like 8 miles a day. But yeah, so I'm done. There's like tourists like everywhere here. It's like the one bad thing about Flagler is there's so many tourists here, always in the lobby, always just walking around campus. I don't know, 'cause like I guess the school is so pretty. But now I'm gonna go back to my room. I'm gonna take a shower, get dressed, grab my laptop, and then I need to go do homework. I also need to go check the mailing room. So there's like a little girl screaming right there. Um, but yeah, I still have to go to the mailing room. I gotta plan my week. I've— oh no, I just scratched my nail. Um, I have to catch up on some homework and like some reading, so maybe we'll go to the Bistro. I don't really know yet.
Oh, this is dark.
It's literally 44 degrees outside right now and I'm so cold. I think I might just— oh, it's really cold. It's really— yeah, I think I'm gonna go to like the student center because I thought it'd be nice to like sit out here and do homework, but I'm like literally freezing. So I think that's what I'm gonna do, just do my homework in the Student Center. I literally just walked all over there for nothing because it's closed. The Student Center is closed. I don't know why it's closed, but it's closed and the doors are locked and I'm really cold. So I think I might just go to D-Hall and do some— oh my god, it's so cold— and do some homework in there, get some stuff done. So yeah, I'm walking there now. Well, D-Hall is closed. I don't know why everything is closed, but now I'm going back to my room. Cuz this is ridiculous.
