There's always something to infuriate me, always.

Unless, of course, you have the charm, a pleasant appearance, and the grace to carry it off, all that attitude is nugatory.

I felt a twitch of annoyance, yes, I use the word twitch here Because that's exactly how I felt yesterday, during Sanjay Saraf's Strategic financial management's class, when I was asked not to talk by a girl sitting in front me.

Because It's seven in the morning, and because Sanjay Saraf is like your old uncle who just won't shut up, the class is exceedingly monotonous and sleep inducing, to say the least. Therefore I sit at the back, crack jokes, have fun, which the girl didn't seem to like, I presume.

Right. So I stop talking, not entirely, but partly, rather softly, not that I wanted to,however.But It's alright if It's causing people trouble.
I wouldn't have spoken to her had she been not arrogant while talking to me.

"Hey, were you not able to hear properly," I ask her.

"no," she says.

"I should hope not, it was a private conversation," I say with a big smile on my face.

"I know it was a private conversation,but I was getting distracted,"

what? It's a joke sunshine, and you are supposed to laugh, if you understand it, that is.

"you should focus on the screen instead of eavesdropping," I say with a smile not as big as the previous one.

"But I was getting distracted," she says pointing to her ears.

"shut the hell up, you just don't get it. Do you? It's all wasted on you.Isn't it? you white trash piece of dumb ass," I wanted to say this, but didn't(because she's a lady and you should treat her like a lady. I don't say it. Tom Jones says it in his song "She's A Lady")

I find it ludicrous and extremely puerile.Only goodness knows Why these girls have this deliberate an stubborn desire to behave unacceptably, It's like a turtle , you touch them and they'll go into their shell to protect themselves.