In this chapter, we are introduced to Mr. Bennett and Mr. Lee, two students at the University of Pennsylvania. They are discussing the recent events that have taken place in their lives. They have both lost some of their memories and are now studying to pass the time. They discuss the fact that it is "OK" for college students to read pornography in high school. They both agree that "it's OK" for them to "go on being a thing so clearly" . They also agree that it's "expensive breakup gift" for a student to break off a relationship with a woman of his or her own choosing. Mr. Ben tells Mr. Tanner that he can ask him a question, but that he should stop asking irrelevant questions and focus on the task at hand. He tells Mr
In this chapter, we are introduced to Mr. Bennett and Mr. Lee, two students at the University of Pennsylvania. They are discussing the recent events that have taken place in their lives. They have both lost some of their memories and are now studying to pass the time. They discuss the fact that it is "OK" for college students to read pornography in high school. They both agree that "it's OK" for them to "go on being a thing so clearly" . They also agree that it's "expensive breakup gift" for a student to break off a relationship with a woman of his or her own choosing. Mr. Ben tells Mr. Tanner that he can ask him a question, but that he should stop asking irrelevant questions and focus on the task at hand. He tells Mr