Human Geo. 9/8

When I got to Human Geo I found everyone standing up. I figured we were getting a seating chart and I was right. It didn't bother me too much. I was thankfully sat next to one of my friends, the same one I was sitting next to before the seating charts, so I was happy about that. All of a sudden, I hear kids complaining about where they wee sitting. In no way did expect Mr. Schick to let us choose where we sit. There a kids who got up say why they thought we should have the choice to sit where we want. None with all that great of an argument, but it was pretty amusing nonetheless. My teacher let us have a vote. At first I voted to change but as I thought about it, I figured I'd probably still in a place I wanted. Of course, the students won the vote, the vote that I honestly figured wouldn't do anything, so I was shocked when we were told that we could choose our seats. So I sat at the opposite side of the room, but with the same friend. It was an interesting class, even though I don't think we learned a whole lot.