Sarah Krusleski: You look like you were in a hurry a minute ago?
Brandon Mundt: Yeah, I was going to meet with my professor about my final tomorrow.
Krusleski: So, is that shirt for a sports’ team or…
Mundt: No, it just says "Texas" on it.
Krusleski: Did you get it from a souvenir shop?
Mundt: I got it from Walgreens, three for 10 dollars.
Krusleski: That’s pretty awesome. So, you got three of the same shirts?
Mundt: No, they had a couple of different styles.
Krusleski: So, why are you in the library today?
Mundt: Studying for a final.
Krusleski: How’s summer school been treating you?
Mundt: It’s been pretty fast and furious. It goes by pretty fast. I cannot lie: It’s time consuming.
Krusleski: You kind of look like a football player.
Mundt: I’m not.
Krusleski: Well, you’re built and stuff. Did you ever play sports?
Mundt: Well, you know, here and there. In high school, I played football.
Krusleski: Do you still play?
Mundt: No, I sure don’t. I will be tossing a Frisbee this weekend. I might toss a football or baseball around.
Mundt: What are you going do this Fourth of July?
Krusleski: I’m going to eat dinner at Osaka and – that’s my job, to ask questions.
Mundt: Your job is to ask questions?
Krusleski: Yes sir.
Mauricio Lazo: Sure they can ask questions.
Krusleski: No,they can’t.
Mundt: I’m probably going to go to Galveston. If not, I might go all the way to Austin and throw some Frisbee with my friends.
Krusleski: To close this up: What would you recommend, Frisbee or football?
Mundt: Probably… you know, it just depends on what mood you’re in. I prefer tossing a football around probably to a Frisbee. It just looks a little too granola. I tried tossing a Frisbee around…
Krusleski: Granola?
Mundt: No, it’s fine. It depends on whichever one you want to do. A football probably stays up better in the wind than a Frisbee.
Krusleski: If you’re going to Galveston, throw a football. If not, throw a Frisbee.
Mundt: Right.
