Daniel, Michelle, Angus, Melia, Margaret, and Johnny in a tent dream / Stereotypes

I had an odd dream where Daniel, Michelle, Angus, and Melia were invited over to Phoenix's house. (would never happen in waking life!) Everyone was having a good discussion about stuff when Daniel noticed that Kelly was in the room. She sat down on the bed, and he immediately grabbed her hand. His wife was NOT impressed, and Angus and Melia decided that now was an excellent time to share about what made their private life so good. I ran outside to hopefully grab Benedict, who was rumored to be walking around outside the neighborhood. He came with me immediately when I explained what the problem was - when he came in and explained to people why discussing things and being all affectionate to others in front of your wife wasn't a good idea, everyone stopped what they were doing.

Then we were all suddenly transported to a bus station, where we embarked on a huge bus that was going along the track at a good speed. Apparently, someone at a toll booth thought the #330 was being hijacked... but no, the driver legitimately had the bus! We went to a huge field where there were a lot of "personal" tents. The concept was that you'd go into a tent, and learn all sorts of things about ONE friend of yours. Margaret K. (in red) was really proactive in getting her friends and acquaintances to come to hers... but we simply had to check out Johnny's first, haha. We discussed weird stuff, for sure... Margaret had a lot of food, tacky rings, and questions. It was an interesting one, for sure. I woke up at some point, and that ended the dream. Not sure why I had it, but okay then...

You Are a Girl or Guy Next Door

You are as all-American as apple pie, and you're so normal that you belong in a TV sitcom. And really, that's a pretty great thing. You're a solid person, and you pride yourself on being quite down to earth. You value your friends and family, and you don't need much in life to be content. You feel grateful for what you have. You are honest, and you have a great work ethic. You believe in giving back as much as you can.

What's Your Stereotype?

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I'm NOT American, though! *mad*