Samantha Newman education freshman

Freshmen girls learn the ins and outs of the male mind, find bike accidents funny

Wildcat: Hi. My name is Nathan and you guys are both On the Spot.

Newman: Cool.

Workman: All right.

Wildcat: So I saw you guys just talking to some guy walking his puppy.

Workman: Yeah. It was a pit bull.

Newman: Everyone here who has a dog, it's a puppy, 'cause they just got them. And we don't get to see our dogs at home.

Kendall Workman undeclared freshman

Workman: We live in the dorms and we never see animals · ever.

Wildcat: I was just going to give you a heads up · like you've got to learn, to wise up to this: Guys only walk their puppies to get girls.

Newman: But he just said he'd dropped his girlfriend off.

Wildcat: They all say that. You've got to understand the male mentality.

Newman: That's probably true, but still, I like to pet the dogs.

Wildcat: I just saw some guy ride past right now. He was on his skateboard and he was telling his friend on a bike, "Dude, this is where I got hit by a car." I was like, "Wow." Is this a dangerous intersection, by Harvill and the Theatre Arts building?

Newman: I don't know. I have a class over there and I ride my bike over here sometimes. It's kind of hard to get around all the people. There's a lot of cars trying to get into these spots over here usually, but I haven't seen anything too tragic happen.

Workman: I remember a guy ran into a bike right here.

Wildcat: Like two bikes?

Workman: No. This guy on a bike ran into another guy just walking.

Wildcat: Did you laugh?

Workman: Yeah.

Wildcat: Oh my gosh.

Workman: Well, he was OK though. It was just really funny. It was just, "Oh, sorry." And then he kept going.

Wildcat: I had one of those scooters once when I was a freshman · and I fell. And some girl was laughing at me. · It was probably you.