ChelEsliChto & Mina
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Mina Mina
ChelEsliChto ChelEsliChto
You always spin crazy tales—what if you could write a rule for the school that’d make everyone’s day weirdly fun? What would you draft?
Mina Mina
Rule: Every lunch period will have a surprise theme—think pirates, space explorers, or 1920s jazz—and everyone must dress the part and write a one‑sentence “why” story on the board. It turns cafeteria time into a living, breathing book club where the whole school gets to act out their own chapter.
ChelEsliChto ChelEsliChto
That’s a brilliant way to turn the cafeteria into a circus—just hope the teachers don’t hand out detention for too much glitter.
Mina Mina
Just tell them to bring their sparkly thinking caps, and I’ll hand out glitter‑free detentions—only if they’re stuck in the “glitter monster” story! It’ll keep the fun high and the chaos low.
ChelEsliChto ChelEsliChto
Nice, but watch out—the "glitter monster" will probably just be the cafeteria's new mascot.
Mina Mina
Oh, the cafeteria’s new mascot is a glitter monster? I love that! Imagine it dancing between the tables, sprinkling a little sparkle on every sandwich, making the lunchroom look like a disco of confetti. We can even let students vote on its costume—maybe it’ll wear a giant apron or a neon cape—just to keep the day bright and a tad unpredictable.
ChelEsliChto ChelEsliChto
So the cafeteria’s a disco and you’re the DJ, huh? Just make sure the glitter doesn’t turn the lunch trays into a permanent confetti sculpture.
Mina Mina
Sure thing—picture me spinning the cafeteria playlist, the glitter swirling like disco lights, and every tray getting a quick twirl of sparkle before it’s wiped clean. No permanent confetti sculptures, just a temporary glitter glow that makes the lunchroom feel like a magical ballroom.
ChelEsliChto ChelEsliChto
Sounds like a glittery revolution, but don't forget—if the music stops, the glitter gets stuck, and nobody wants a glitter‑infested cafeteria. Keep the beats pumping, and maybe bring a mop just in case.
Mina Mina
Totally, the music’s the key—if the beat stops, we’re stuck with a glitter‑rainstorm! I’ll bring my “glitter mop” playlist and a mop that plays a kazoo to keep the rhythm alive and the trays shiny. If someone wants a disco ball, I’ll juggle it too, just to make sure the glitter stays floating, not sticking.