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M: Did you see this letter? W: Yeah, what do you think? M: I don’t agree. I wouldn’t change it. W: Why not? M: Well, nobody is really going to be looking at the view. W: Probably not. They’ll be watching the stage. M: Exactly. (because) They’ll be sitting down watching the ceremony. Besides, they can always check out the campus after the ceremony. Lots of people do that. W: That’s true, but there are other advantages. Like she said, more space would be great. M: I don’t see the problem their either. W: So you think we should limit the number of guests? M: I don’t think that’s necessary. Our class isn’t that big. There’s plenty of room for everybody to get tickets for their immediate family and friends, plus the university broadcasts the event and shows it on TVs around campus, so anyone else who wants to watch the event can. W: Oh, I didn’t realize that. So like, I wouldn’t have to invite some of my friends from the dorm because they can just go to the student center or something and watch it live on TV. M: Right. W: Hmm… some of them might even prefer that to sitting in the hall. M: Yeah, so there’s definitely no space issue. 1: Hey Jane, you drive to school right? Did you see this letter in the paper today? 2: Yea, but I really don’t see the problem. 1: You don’t have the same problem driving into campus? 2: Um… no. I mean, what he’s not mentioning, or doesn’t seem to realize, is that there’s a special parking lot for students who drive from off-campus homes over by the gym. It’s a little further from the classroom buildings, but it’s only like a ten-minute walk, which isn’t a big deal. 1: Yea, that’s true… that lot over by the gym. I forgot that was reserved for students who live off-campus. 2: Yea. I mean, that’s where I park and there’s always plenty of space there, so there’s no reason to struggle to find a space. I think he just wants something closer, so he doesn’t have to walk so far after he parks. 1: Yea. Although it doesn’t sound like there’d