Dear Robin: Shoe commitments & Gym Jerks

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Life is tough and confusing and weird. We all need help sometimes, and when you need an expert opinion, you turn to an expert opinion-giver like Robin Halper. Whatever problem you’re facing in life, Robin will have a solution. The Cascade cannot guarantee the effectiveness of Robin’s unique approach to life, but if you’re in a jam, get some advice by writing to halp@ufvcascade.ca

Shoe commitments

Dear Robin,

In your wise opinion, what’s the best way to stay warm while walking from my car to class when staying fashionable by wearing cute shoes that aren’t in any way winter boots?

Sincerely,

Cold on campus

Hello,

Thank you for highlighting my wise opinions, but there’s no need to kiss ass; I will answer your superficial problems regardless. If you’re that dedicated to wearing your cute shoes regardless of the rain and snow, then wear winter boots from the moment you leave your house to the moment you walk into whichever building for your class, remove the boots and store in a tote bag (which you will now lug around all day), then slip on your little shoes. Of course, doing this is absolutely ridiculous because wearing warm shoes from the beginning of the day until the end of the day is simply a much more wise way to do things, but you don’t seem too interested in that.

Robin.

Gym jerks

Dear Robin,

At the gym, some people wear their headphones but still have music coming straight out of their phone. It’s super annoying and I don’t know how to tell them to quiet down their music so I can channel my zen on the elliptical. What should I do?

Sincerely,

Irritated ears

Hey,

These people are not just at the gym: they’re sitting in the comfy couch-chairs that are scattered around Building A, they’re on the top floor of the library, and they’re at the back of your VA 101 class. They need to be stopped. Next time you encounter one of these people, turn to them and say, “Your headphones don’t seem to be working.” Turn back around and continue your life, and hopefully they feel shame.

Robin

 

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