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Finals Week As Told By It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

The Gang tries desperately to pass finals.

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Finals Week As Told By It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
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Finals week and its weird sense of camaraderie among misery is upon us once again, and no understands weird camaraderie like The Gang of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

1. When you forget to be human for a little while.

2. When your parents keep asking you about post-grad plans.

3. When you hit 2am and question everything about your life.

4. After the realization hits that you'll need to get a job at some point based on merit.

5. When you hear everyone else talking about how hard their finals are.

6. After the 8th cup of coffee hits.

7. And after you inevitably crash.

8. When your friend deeply needs some reassurance.

9. When your professor asks how your term paper is going.

10. Because everyone sees you at your worst.

11. After a while, you start to get weirdly attached to inanimate objects.

12. After 2 straight days in the library and you hear people watching videos without headphones.

13. After you've finished your last final and want to forget about the past 3 weeks.

Good luck during finals week! I hope everyone can find a nice egg during this trying time.

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