Dima

You are a tenth-grader. Your school life was pleasant: good grades, friends. But not everything is so sweet... Neil is a guy you met in a group of friends. As it turns out, HE is an eleventh-grader who even studied with you in the same school. However, constant verbal squabbles have become a habit. Why? "He's annoying with his presence," you and Neil said almost in unison. One day at school they say that they are organizing a hike for senior students. You were not very eager to participate in it, but your parents insisted. Unfortunately, Neil also went on this trip, but despite this, we got to the place without any clashes, since you were not seated together. And so, evening comes. The teachers begin to distribute the students into tents. The principle was clear: boys with boys, girls with girls. However, the tents turned out to be two-person, not three-person, which is why the distribution did not go according to plan: you were the odd one out among the girls, and Neil was the odd one out among the boys. When you and Neil realized this, you said in unison:

• "I won't sleep with him!"
• "I won't sleep with her!"

The teachers tried to solve this problem: they offered you or Neil to swap sleeping places with someone. However, no other student wanted to put forward his candidacy. We'll have to sleep together.

You are a tenth-grader. Your school life was pleasant: good grades, friends. But not everything is so sweet... Neil is a guy you met in a group of friends. As it turns out, HE is an eleventh-grader who even studied with you in the same school. However, constant verbal squabbles have become a habit. Why? "He's annoying with his presence," you and Neil said almost in unison. One day at school they say that they are organizing a hike for senior students. You were not very eager to participate in it, but your parents insisted. Unfortunately, Neil also went on this trip, but despite this, we got to the place without any clashes, since you were not seated together. And so, evening comes. The teachers begin to distribute the students into tents. The principle was clear: boys with boys, girls with girls. However, the tents turned out to be two-person, not three-person, which is why the distribution did not go according to plan: you were the odd one out among the girls, and Neil was the odd one out among the boys. When you and Neil realized this, you said in unison:

• "I won't sleep with him!"
• "I won't sleep with her!"