Ben
00:27
hi
Ben
00:35
ok
Ben
00:46
Why is nobody here?
Ben
00:59
kind of weird
Tristan
01:09
hi
Ben
01:12
no
Ben
01:12
2nd
Ben
01:18
Since I missed the others
Ben
01:23
yes
Tristan
01:36
yes
Leah K.
01:37
hey!
Leah K.
01:46
I know!!!!
Ben
01:52
yes
Tristan
02:07
more like a 9
Tristan
02:14
nothing
Ben
03:18
no
Tristan
03:24
I haven't sent it, but I have made it
Leah K.
03:35
do you like my art background?
Jack
04:27
yes
Jack
04:39
3
Leah K.
04:44
oof
Jack
04:53
very stressed today getting homework done. which is why I’m 3 minutes late
Jack
05:06
i procrastinate too much
Leah K.
05:12
same!
Ben
05:22
Zeus probably
Jack
05:25
god of sleep?
Ben
06:09
somnus
Jack
06:11
wdym?
Ben
06:14
In roman
Ben
06:18
yes
Ben
06:22
But I don’t know what the greek one is
Leah K.
06:34
sleep is not procrastination
Leah K.
07:14
Lauren, I love your sweater and background - so fall-y
Tristan
08:15
yes
Leah K.
08:16
remind me who that is...
Leah K.
08:20
oh!!!!!!!
Leah K.
08:25
Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jack
09:42
i rest my case for somnus
Ben
09:42
zeus
lauren
10:10
What about the god for I know I have work but I can’t figure out what it is
Ben
10:16
Pro is the only root
Ben
10:20
there is no cras
Ben
10:23
WAIT THERE IS
Jack
10:41
forgetfullness
Ben
10:42
Cars is tomorrow and pro isforward
Ben
10:50
cras*
Ben
10:54
It does have a latin root
Ben
11:00
i just learned cras recently
Leah K.
11:20
The word has origin from the Latin procrastinatus, which itself evolved from the prefix pro-, meaning "forward," and crastinus, meaning "of tomorrow."
Ben
11:32
Yeah I was right
Leah K.
11:38
that's what Google had to say
Ben
11:40
cras means tomorrow
Jack
11:42
no
Ben
11:45
Crastinus doesn’t exist
Ben
12:05
crastinus doesn’t exist!!!!!!!!
Leah K.
12:17
now you forgot a capital C
Leah K.
12:20
!!!!