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This hilarious, relatable essay captures the essence of high school pep rallies, a uniquely American experience. The author takes us through a satirical journey of the event's absurdity, from the forced cheerfulness to the awkward interactions and over-the-top speeches. It's a peek into the social dynamics, unspoken rules, and the struggle to simply survive the spectacle of a pep rally, leaving the reader with a chuckle and a shared sense of high school experience. Comparable works include David Sedaris, Erma Bombeck

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