Lauren Santilli pre-nursing freshman

Freshman is trained in art of 'keying' people, can speak a little bit of Spanish, knows a little bit of French

Wildcat: Hi. My name's Nathan and you're On the Spot.

Santilli: Lauren.

Wildcat: I felt kind of cautious coming up to you, 'cause you're a girl. I just talked to some girls right now, and before I could ask them questions, they were all: "Are you some crazy guy trying to take our pictures?" I was all: "No." I had to show them my badge and everything.

Santilli: I was wondering the same thing.

Wildcat: Are you serious?

Santilli: Yeah.

Wildcat: Do I look like a creepy guy?

Santilli: No. But you are wandering around the streets at night.

Wildcat: Yeah. I understand. Do you carry mace on you?

Santilli: No. [Opens her fist to reveal a mass of deadly-looking, toothy metal] I have keys.

Wildcat: Oh. Are you trained in the arts of keying people?

Santilli: Keying people. Yeah. I key people.

Wildcat: That would be a rough wound, getting a key mark across the cheek.

Santilli: Probably.

Wildcat: Where you coming from?

Santilli: Spanish class. Two hours of Spanish.

Wildcat: So · let's see · ÀDe d—nde eres?

Santilli: Soy de Scottsdale.

Wildcat: Ah. Nac’ en Mesa.

Santilli: ÀEn Mesa?

Wildcat: S’.

Santilli: Bueno.

Wildcat: Do you know any other languages?

Santilli: Not really. English · A little bit of French.

Wildcat: You're so short. How tall are you?

Santilli: 5'4".

Wildcat: That's not too bad. Maybe I just have my tall shoes on today.

Santilli: Yeah. I got short shoes on.