“I’m going to be honest, I’ll probably be alone. I’m going to relax, chill [with my friends.] I don’t have a girlfriend or anything, so I’m probably going to be at home, or at school, whatever it is with my friend, spend time with them, have fun. I’d probably play video games, I enjoy Valorant, Fortnite, League of Legends, stuff like that”
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