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Input: Ok story time, one of my roommates and I were just chilling doing some stuff for school kinda late at night and our 3rd roommate was out for the night. I’m working on something on my computer when I here someone swipe their ID on our door and try to open the door. I look through the peep hole and see it’s a girl who doesn’t really look like a student but I couldn’t really tell with the fish eye effect of the peep hole. 

A little background information: the local barstool sports at my school was warning people about girls on campus asking other girls walking alone if they believed in, “the mother god,” and if they said yes the girl would ask them to come to a bible study but it’s actually a human trafficking trick. So I’m pretty paranoid already even tho I’m a guy. Plus I was very baked.

Anyways, i stay quiet and just watch what she’s doing outside our room. She keeps swiping the card and trying to get into our room while talking on the phone and she’s saying, “there someone in our room, it’s 535 right?” (My room number is B35) and then outloud I say, “you have the wrong room, this is B35” and she ignores it keeps swiping. So I repeat myself cause I thought maybe she didn’t hear me, and then she says ,” Jake, Micheal why are you in my room.” No one named Jake or Micheal live in my room. So at this point it’s pretty bizarre, instead of saying more stuff to here I decide to just watch through the peep hole. She keeps swiping for like 20 minutes and talking on the phone trying to justify her trying to get in so people who walk by don’t think she is suspicious, and then our foreign exchange friend Patrick walks by with his friend and asks if she needs help(he is from China and speaks little English) he grabs the card from her and tries swiping in and it doesn’t work and he asks her if she knows me and she doesn’t respond and keeps trying to swipe in. At this point I’m getting more suspicious so I say, “ we don’t know her Patrick” twice to make sure he heard me and then he looks up at the door with a surprised face and then him and his friend leave. I got to talk to my roommate Ryan and then go back to the door and she’s gone. We start talking about what just happened and agreed that it was very suspicious. After 15 minutes of chatting I go back to the door, and see her leave from our door take a left and go out the back entrance to leave the entire dorm. SHE WAS LISTENING TO OUR CONVERSATION. 

Ok so our first thought was that she was drunk or fucked up on some drugs and actually thought it was her room, but she walked normally and left the dorm altogether and instead of talking the elevator to the fifth floor where he alleged room was. I’ve seen drunk people in my college life and she didn’t seem like it. 

Am I the asshole for not trying to help her out? Or did I do take the right precautions regarding the circumstances? 

not letting this random girl who was knocking on my dorm room door