Still time to go to English today, I guess.

The only place I have to go right now is English, and if there is one person I'd actually want to use this app on, its my shitty English professor, Ms. White.

I put on some more presentable clothes, and head to class. I get to class 10 minutes early, head in, and take a seat. I get my notebook out, and then pull my phone out and open up the Submission Accelerator App. Right now, there are a few people in the room, I never really paid close attention to most of my classmates in this class, but the app does display some people now. For now, none of them are people I'm interested in, so I wait.

Five minutes before class starts, Ms. White walks in and gets her teaching supplies out. I scroll through the list of nearby profiles and spot her. Madeline White. I open her profile. The screen changes. At the top is her name, and submission score: -100. Great. That'll be fun, how on earth do I even get that down at all? Doesn't that mean she basically won't do anything I ask? There are again a few grayed out icons, and I can't tell what they actually are. At the bottom though, there is an important button. Save Profile. I click the button. Since Ms. White is very strict with men "Showing disrespect" by being on phones in class, I put my phone away afterwards and sit through the class. Chock full of plenty of feminist points about how classic works of literature were written with either outright or internalized patriarchal viewpoints in them, to reinforce the male dominant viewpoints. Of course half the girls were on their phones the whole class, without any acknowledgement from Ms. White.

After class ends, I head back to my dorm room, and think about what to do next. I could really focus on Ms. White. It would be hard, but I could probably move the needle a little, but I'd have to be really careful. She's been known to absolutely ruin male student's futures. On the other hand, I could target someone else, and get used to the app. Maybe something else would be useful that I don't know about yet, and could make it easier.