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Thank you and thanks for checking in! I hope you get to enjoy the cherry blossoms and warm weather over the next few weeks!

Looks like I did Stone Isle HGSW1496. I think that was slightly to dark, but not really noticeable. I have a saved pic of that color card only, but definitely take a piece of paint to Lowes or Home Depot to color match with sample cards. The wall paint fades over time.

@@FunctionDictatesForm Thanks so much! I took a piece to Lowe’s but their color machine was down, and the lights in the paint section are horrible for matching 💀 thanks again!

Yessir ( that's my stock answer when lit) but yes, in Plunkett I shared a bathroom with other people--myself, my suitemate, and my other suitemate . (TOTAL OF 4 PEOPLE).

Hello, I got to move in a day early because I was in ROTC, but you might be able to move in early if you are an athlete or some University job that needs you on campus earlier.

Personally, I prefer Plunkett because it has showers per suite. Both dorms are kinda 💩 considering the price and quality, but that'll encourage you to go study, eat, and interact with more people outside your room. Ultimately, I'd choose Plunk City again if I had to, but don't worry too much if you can't get the one you want.

@@FunctionDictatesForm awesome. Thanks for the info my man

I agree. Freshman year me was so optimistic lol. Plunkett has community, but nothing else. Also overpriced. And thanks for watching Will :)

I'm going into Plunkett this year as an incoming freshman and from what I've seen you're right, it's not the best place to be in but I think as long as it's well kept it is sustainable. It's not a first choice for sure but we can't cancel housing as we are required to live on campus so for some ppl it's the only option. There are some ways to make the living arrangements better I think ppl just gotta find what works best for them :)

@@chrishawnchappelle1053 but I don't get why incoming freshman can't live off campus because some colleges like the University of Kentucky doesn't have this requirement

Mercer thinks its best for freshman students to be right on campus so you get more of a sense of community and there's probably some statistic that says it leads to better retention rates. But I definitely think Mercer wanting money is definitely part of it for Sophomores and Juniors. Especially since they don't pay property tax as a non-profit and they're prices are pretty high compared to off campus living around Mercer.

Hi! Did you ever find out what size the fridge was that he showed in the video? Thanks!

Thank you!

This is on the Macon Campus

I'd say Legacy. It's definitely the nicest first-year dorm, and the bathrooms are pretty clean. But if you want full control over how clean your bathroom is Plunkett gives you your own bathroom between 4 people that you are responsible for cleaning. But Plunkett isn't as nice a dorm as Legacy overall.

Definitely legacy. It’s the newest. But they are all pretty clean. I like legacy. The only reason why I don’t like it is because they don’t have hard doors in the bathrooms for showers. That’s why I like Boone.

@@FunctionDictatesForm is plunkett for males? or is it coed

It is coed with males on one side (right side when I was there) and females on the other side of the building. I only had card access to my side of the building and the lobby.

Also, yikes. Half of our outlets went out towards the end of last semester so I feel your pain.

Lol, the struggle be real

Thank you!

Yes. The only lights are in the kitchen, right in front of the apartment door, and one in the TV room (and it's not that bright). There's also no light above the dining room part with the table, so I definitely recommend at least one lamp for that area

Yup. They are on campus, and they're right next to the University Center (UC) and the baseball field

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@@FunctionDictatesForm I'm providing a constructive peer evaluation comment! ;)

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That's awesome. Thank you for watching!

Lol Thanks! I've been skating for about a year now, and I started jumping stuff last month.

I'll try not to, but no promises!

Hi Forrest!

Thank you!

There's lots of people who skate on campus. There's at least 10 different people who ride longboards or skateboards around campus. There's also a few bikers, and there's even an on campus bike rental system if you want to rent a bike instead of bringing your own. I've also seen some people ride different things from scooters to inline skates. If you ever see someone on campus on skates, there's a 95% chance it's me.

Congratulations! Hope to see you next year

I won't lie. Your comment confused me for like 30 seconds lol

Name it Toby

@@mattmartin9809 wowee! You've won the contest! Just send my your social security number, mother's maiden name, and home address, so I can send you your acknowledgement