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so not only was this not an ensuite toilet, my new mate's mum had just been talking to me with my pants i don't even think she had business in la, i think she was just flying there to escape the unbearable awkwardness of the situation. still love that. so, anyway, dignity at an all—time high, obviously, i thought, you know what, what have i got left to lose? i'm going to go and explore, i'll try and find my stuff and get out as quick as possible, jay's mum was already gone. so i come out of this new door and come into a hallway, which hasjust so many doors coming off it, an absolute labyrinth. i have no idea where i'm going, so ijust edge in one direction down the hallway. i got to some stairs. nice, big spiral staircase, and i'm congratulating myself because i'm going well so far, minus the toilet incident. it is going all right until i reach the top of the stairs and i clang into something giant and metal. so i stumble back a little bit, fully expecting some kind of like home alone trap to just unleash itself on me, and it turned out to be a massive suit of armour just leaning against

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