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Mornings are not the best time in a teen's life
Agents rise up at an 'alarming' rate
In- depth studies of agents in training at CCI have shown that it is not always a good idea to speak to a teenager before the clock strikes 12 noon. Sometimes it takes a bit to jump start some of our students and this explains the trail across the notheastcomeroftheschoolpropertybystudents (and yes, some of the staff too) to get a morning coffee or tea. It could be the result of a late night doing homework-- (or we hope not) a late night spent NOT doing homework. Staying up to the early morning hours is an easy thing. It's trying to arise the next morning that makes life difficult. That alarm going off seems just too loud and long. It would be nice just to lay back and pull the blankets over the head again- for a few more
minutes!