"Yeah, it's not great, but it's what it is." She shrugs a little, amused by his sarcasm. He isn't wrong, after all; it might not be as widespread as the movement of governments, but the politics of high school has always seemed rather intense to her. "As for who to look out for..."

She leans back in her seat as she considers. "The soccer team as a whole is pretty insular. Male and female teams, really, so don't worry about what they say. They'll only care about you if you're good at sports and don't pick to join the club. The computer club acts meek but they'll destroy you on social media if you cross 'em. Be nice to the girls in this class, 'cause most of them have fan clubs. Present company excluded."

That she says with some good humor, no resentment. She's not terribly interested in having a fan club, personally; it seems more embarrassing than anything else. "I can introduce you to some people too, if you want."