Humans of OBU: Kenderick Scorza

May 12, 2016

 

 

“One time there was this girl that I was interested in and there was a big group of us sitting at the lunch table. It’s a big lunch table, lots of people laughing and giggling. I was complaining about the fact I’d never gone on a date before and everyone around was saying how sad it was. I said, ‘I don’t understand why not because I think I’m a pretty good guy.’ So I singled the girl out and was like, ‘Don’t you think so?’ And she said, ‘Yeah, for sure!’ I said, ‘Yeah, because you would go on a date with me, right?’ She said, ‘Oh yeah!’ I said, ‘Wait, so you’re saying yes?’ And the table got really silent and I said, ‘Yeah, you wanna go on a date with me, this is kind of me asking you out.’ It just got really awkward and quiet for a little bit. Luckily, everybody that was there thought it would be a good idea to start some normal conversation. In the end she actually went on the date with me but for those few moments it was so awkward.”

Kenderick Scorza

Senior,  Musical Theatre major

North Little Rock, AR

Photo By: Marissa Pilcher

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