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Mumpkin Spice Lattes In New England
September 22 marked the first day of the season of pumpkin spice, commonly known as fall. To many white girls around the country, this is the best time of year, because during this time, society has once again deemed sweaters, pumpkin spice beverages, and unnecessary photos and decorations socially acceptable. Personally, although I do enjoy wearing cozy sweaters, the other common “joys” of fall disgust me. Basically, I find New England’s reaction to fall quite Katastrophic.
If I am being brutally honest, I am not a fan of pumpkin spiced anything, with the exception to pumpkin muffins of course. I think that pumpkin spice lattes are extremely overrated, and even more overpriced. Seriously, for students struggling to understand the concept
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