Problem: I really liked them . Good peeps . And I got to see a bunch of old friends- which was great ! Sarah looked like she lost a TON of weight .

This was fun , I wonder if Sarah and the others would like to join us for dinner this weekend at the new Italian restaurant that just opened up down the street ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Sarah and the others looked like they had a good time , if they are available , then they most likely will be able to dine with us this weekend .
- Tonight was such a disaster , it did n't go as well as I thought , so no one would probably want to have dinner with us on Saturday .
- Sarah and the others wo n't be able to have dinner with us because she did not have a good time tonight .

A: Sarah and the others looked like they had a good time , if they are available , then they most likely will be able to dine with us this weekend .

Problem: Who supports you . Who tells you - without even telling you - that it really is going to be okay . Despite my very REAL grief , I STILL felt like " Guy Who Is Not Supposed To Be Here " since it was a room full of sobbing , teary eyed people . You know the feeling .

Why might the narrator feel grief ?
OPTIONS:
- They feel they do not belong there .
- They feel they have made others cry .
- They feel that others are judging their response .
- They are attending a loved one 's funeral .

A: They are attending a loved one 's funeral .

Problem: I always felt bad for looking up to him . He would constantly say , " Be your own man . You do n't need someone else to lift you up to where THEY are . Lift yourself up to where YOU need to be . " I do n't feel bad for looking up to him anymore .

Why do n't I feel bad for looking up to him anymore ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- He gave me bad advice .
- He gave me useless tips .
- He gave me good advice .

A:
He gave me good advice .