'The best revenge is living well': High school tormentor tries to pitch crypto at 25th class reunion, classmates pretend not to remember him

Are you the type to RSVP "yes" the second a class reunion invite lands in your inbox, or the type to quietly delete it and hope no one notices? Reunions are weird like that; they can either feel like a genuine chance to reconnect with old classmates or a stage for people to brag about their accomplishments while stirring up memories you'd rather leave buried. For some, it's nostalgic. For others, it's an evening of small talk and forced smiles.

Personally, I've never been to a reunion. The idea alone makes me wonder, do you just walk up to someone you haven't seen in decades and say, "So… how's life?" Do you laugh about old teachers, or do you end up standing by the snack table, awkwardly refreshing your drink for two hours? It's a social experiment I haven't been brave enough to try.

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