Joe Piehler, two faceless friends and I wanted to do something different for a change, so we decided to go race some go karts. We headed to the track. The setup was strange, the carts were all parked against the wall and so, as the first four there, we moved them up to the starting line but we had to go to the booth to get tickets. We walked inside but got separated. When Joe and I got to the ticket booth, our friends were first in line, but there was a very long line behind them. We tried to explain the situation to the ticket seller (who was Jeremy, my boss at work) but while he sympathized, he said there was nothing he could do, we would have to wait at the end of the line. Of course, the person ahead of us was the last person to be allowed into this race and Joe and I had to sit out. Disappointed, we went over to the cafe where Matt was waiting (he didn't want to race so he was just going to watch). After a while, we decided to go play some Wii instead.

We went to Joe's house to play the newest Smash game on his 70 inch tv. In this new version, you could merge characters to combine their powers. It was really strange. Matt and Joe had to go run an errand real quick errand so I sat there alone trying to figure out this new game. At this point, Peter Frampton came on the radio, waking me up to get ready for the day.