If you're a college student, any type of teacher, or person who works in general, you will know the experience of the all-nighter. Here is a brief narrative of the steps and aftermath of an all-nighter as told by this cluster of SpongeBob gifs.

1) When Your Friends Whisper The "I Told You So" Conversation To Each Other

You should have listened to your friends. If they didn't care, they wouldn't have said anything in the first place.

2. Procrastination

An episode (marathon) of "30 Rock" on Netflix ought to put you in the mood for homework.

3. Convincing Yourself to Do the Homework With an Existential Crisis

What is the meaning of life? Is there any point to doing the homework? Let's think about every embarrassing thing you've done in the past five years.

4. Get Super Emotional Over Stupid Crap

What if she thinks I hate her because I was too exhausted to try to make eye contact with people that day?!

5. Have Spontaneous Computer Problems, and End Up Writing Your Essay On Your Phone.

Because computer problems would be when you decide to be productive.

6. Take Some Time to Process How You Will Handle This

If you need to call off work/school for an unavoidable doctor's appointment... you would need to be two weeks ahead of schedule... just to be on the same page as everyone else. lol.

7. Weird Frustrating Psychedelic Trance Where You Are Trying To Understand What You Are Reading

Inner Thoughts: I think I saw a percent symbol... or a pound sign? This must have something to do with statistics, but what do they mean, though? I think I saw the word "realist". Am I reading about the unemployment rate in France, or how neo-liberalism collapses the internal economic structures of a state? Okay, why is there a picture of a puppy? Now, it looks blurry. What does Immanuel Kant have ANYTHING to do with Hip-Hop?

8) Ehem! I Said to Try to Understand The Reading!

It's three in the morning! AT LEAST UNDERLINE A WORD!!!

9) YOUR SECOND WIND!!!

You really have no cognitive awareness of what you are doing, but you have all of the energy to do whatever the frick it is.

10) ... Aaaand You Made It!

Never mind the fact that you barely got it done, and are missing parts of the project. You wrote what you wrote, and whoever you're handing it to is just going to have to deal with it!

11) Enjoy struggling to function for an entire week!

This will make it ten times harder for you to make it through the next bottomless pit of busy work.