ch. 10 Walmart, Walgreens and Will
After disposing of our trash (there really was no disposing taking place; just shoving wrappers and napkins into the glove compartment), we scavenge our minds for a significant place to voyage to at 3 a.m.
"Walmart!" I proclaim suddenly. "Voyage to the land of Walmart!"
He starts the ignition, not questioning,
steps on the gas and immediately speeds out of parking lot.
I click on the button, the radio bursting to life, turning to the pure pop station. The song Roar by Katy Perry bursts on, and Josh groans.
As much as I despise this song, I desperately want to torment Josh, so I turn it up and sing along, completely off tune.
"AND YOU'RE GONNA HEAR ME ROOOOOOOOAAAAAAR," I screech.
"You're absolutely tone-deaf, Charlie," he laughs and pokes my side. I giggle and blow him a raspberry.
We pull into the parking lot of Walmart, and I click off my seatbelt, shoving open the door and bolting towards the doors. I hear Josh lock his car and jog to catch up to me.
"You seem like you have a plan," Josh says to me.
"As a matter of fact, I do!" I say, quickening my pace. I pull out a shopping cart, handing it to Josh before taking one for myself.
"We," I begin, getting a running start before swinging my legs up onto the bottom rack of it so that I was rolling with the cart. Josh runs to keep up with me. "are going to have a contest. Inspired by a Tumblr post, of course."
I hop off of the cart, stopping it's quick motion just before it crashes into the Crayola aisle.
Josh quirks an eyebrow. "I'm listening,"
I grin. "Okay, so we'll each have twenty minutes. We'll pile as many completely strange things as we can in those twenty minutes, just to see how the cashier will react." I continue walking around the store, glancing in each aisle. "We'll record the reactions of the cashiers. And I'll let you know that time is up with this." I say, holding up an air horn and honking it into the air, creating an earsplitting noise.
"We'll ask a random person to evaluate the reactions. Loser has to do whatever the winner wants. We'll meet by aisle two." I explain. "We also cannot show each other the video, cause it may cause some controversy."
Josh stares at me like I'm a criminal mastermind, then agrees. I set a timer on my phone and we set off.
I sprinted towards the crafts isle, snatching up three rolls of duct tape and toss it into my cart. I swing my feet back onto the bottom rack and roll along with the cart, swishing through the the toys aisle.
I grab a baseball bat then make my way to the hardware aisle, where I toss a tube of crazy glue and a duffel bag After a minute or two of walking, I find a foldable chair and put it in the bottom rack of the cart. I find myself in the costume aisle, where I grab a hockey mask.
I glance at my phone. 4 minutes left. I a panicked sprint, I dash through aisles searching frantically for any last minute additions. I manage to scavenge a bottle of Clorox, wired
rope, and a pair of gloves.
My phone vibrates in my pocket, signaling that time is up. I hold up the air horn and blast it into the air, then make my way to aisle two.
By the time I arrive, Josh is already there, smiling with pride.
"Okay, you look through my things, I look through your's." I declare and he nods.
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Love at First Slice (IN SERIOUS EDITING)
Teen FictionFilled to the brim with unrealistic expectations of life, love, and friendship in New York City. ((this is so awful and cheesy so read at your own risk))