THE PASSIVE-AGGRESSIVE POST-IT WAR ON THE MINI FRIDGE.

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Remember that cramped little cube, the mini fridge? It wasn't just a cooling appliance; it was a battleground, a canvas for the unspoken tensions of cohabitation. Before the late-night study sessions, the intellectual debates, or the frantic essay deadlines, there was the passive-aggressive Post-it war.

It started subtly, didn't it? A single, politely worded note about a missing almond milk carton. Then came a subtle counter-note. Soon, the fridge door was a mosaic of brightly colored squares, each bearing carefully chosen words designed to convey deep disapproval without ever resorting to direct confrontation. The message was clear: "This is my organic Greek yogurt, and you know it."

For those who navigated these hallowed halls, these aren't just trivial memories. They're a testament to how brilliant minds, used to conquering complex academic challenges, applied that same laser focus to the etiquette of shared snacks. It taught us about boundaries, indirect communication, and sometimes, just how to strategically hide a favorite treat.

Looking back, these petty squabbles were oddly formative. They were proving ground for diplomacy, resilience, and finding humor in the absurdities of human interaction. We learned to coexist, to negotiate, and occasionally, to simply buy two yogurts. It’s a shared rite of passage, a quirky footnote in our incredible academic journeys.

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