Summer break is the perfect time to go on vacation, have bonfires, go swimming, explore the outdoors, see new places, stay up all night, and most importantly, keep in touch with your friends 24/7. During this time of minimal responsibilities and obligations, you're more than likely to receive a few text messages just like this in the group chat.

1. “Are we doing anything tonight?”

If by anything, you mean nothing too exciting but still seeing each other, then yes.

2. “Can I come swim in your pool?”

They’re probably texting that to you as they’re already at your house in your pool.

3. “Are ya'll busy today?”

Yeah, with you. DUH!

4. “Why aren’t you answering me rn? Are you sleeping?”

It’s 2:00 in the afternoon and I’m not answering you because the correct answer is yes.

5. “Do u wanna go get food”

Note that there’s no question mark because it’s not even a question anymore.

6. “Is anyone awake?”

Late night THOTS.

7. “Hi I miss you guys lol”

This is a text message I got 5 minutes after returning home after hanging out.

8. “Here”

As in they are at your house to pick you up to go do something stupid probably.

9. “Hellooooo. Look how cute I am.”

Which is immediately followed by a selfie or outfit pic.

10. “What, where we goin'? What’s going on?”

There’s always that one friend that never reads any of the preceding messages and just decides to ask again instead.

11. “Wait are you working until close?”

The answer is always yes.

12. “I say we go do hoodrat sh*t”

But oh, those SUMMER NIGHHTTTSSS...

13. “Who do I have to kill this time?

Usually after one of them sees a depressing tweet.

14. “Sleepover. Tonight. I’ll be there.”

And by “there,” they mean your house.

15. “Wait I love this gif”

You were in the middle of a convo and the gif is completely irrelevant but it’s still funny. Also applies to memes too.

16. “Send ss”

You ALREADY know something juicy is going down.

17. “Just know you can talk to us about anything if you ever need to.”

Their constant text messages can be pretty annoying sometimes, but you love them anyway because, at the end of the day, they’ll always be there for you.