Students passed in and out of the office without giving me a glance. Going to school with so many students, I'm sure they probably didn't recognize anyone outside of their normal circle of friends. It reminded me of the reason I left Bellaire. Large public schools have an impersonal, detached air about them. You never really know your classmates or your teachers.
People pass by each other without acknowledging one another, day after day.
It's kind of like trying to get paid in the business world - if you don't have answers or something of value to offer, then you get lost in the crowd. Brandon doesn't have that demanding of a class schedule. He was the first person to turn in the test, then he came to the back of the room to ask me questions. We'll have to see. Brandon is very popular, like you would expect the school's star quarterback and pitcher to be.