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Dear Person Who Stole My Unassigned Assigned Seat In Class

I just want my seat back.

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Dear Person Who Stole My Unassigned Assigned Seat In Class

Hey,

I don't really know you, and honestly, you're probably not that bad of a person, but I hate you. You probably don't know who I am, and you may have done it accidentally, but you ruined my day. Yes, I am the person who usually sits in the seat you are currently sitting in. I don't know if you understand where you are sitting, but that is a seat I have sat in for weeks, and therefore it is mine. You have been in this class as long as I have, where id your seat? Do you not like it anymore? Everyone knows you can switch seats the first week of class, possibly the second, but after that, it's set.

You may not realize exactly what you've done, so I will lay it out for you a little clearer:

I am a good person. I sit in this seat every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and I try my best to just be a good person and take notes. However, since you've sat in my seat, I now have to go sit in someone else's seat, and then I look like the kind of person that steals seats. And people who steal seats aren't good people.

So here I sit, across the room from where I want to be, displaced, dejected, and wishing you would have just done the right thing when you walked in and sat in your own seat. I understand change can be refreshing, but not when it only comes at the expense of good people.

Like I said, I don't truly think you're a bad person. You're probably just a good person who made a bad choice. Maybe in another life, we could have been friends, but in this life, you're the jerk who stole my unassigned assigned seat in class. All I want from you is to never sit there again.

Yours truly,

The person whose seat your sitting in

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