question: I could be pious , I swear , but he had said he loved her over the inscrutable static of a 2 am phone line and it was end - game , you could n't trump the big word . After my graduation ceremony my parents had to force me to hold up my degree for the pictures ; I was that listless , useless , flagging plant . My gown was awkward - feeling , and three years of drudgery merely amounted to a rolled - up sheet of perfumed paper , wilting in my clammy hands .
Q: Were you excited during graduation ?

answer: It was not an exciting moment for me

question: I was summoned for jury duty , and they did n't pick me . While I ' m relieved not to spend the next 4 days in court , I feel ... slighted . Like all those times I did n't want to play kickball anyway , but it still hurt not to get picked .
Q: What is likely true about the narrator ?

answer: They are torn on how they feel .

question: I ' m pretty happy with it , all in all . After Cohen came , the small crew that was still around sat down and had dinner , and conversed over how the show went , in a jovial manner . Joel , our VFX supervisor , told us some stories about his earlier formative years , as a visual effects supervisor on Wierd Science and another last minute show called Judge Dredd . Joel won an Oscar for What Dreams May Comes in 1998 .
Q: Why does the narrator enjoy hearing Joel ?

answer:
Joel shares stories of tv shows he worked on .