While most of us have stickler RAs who write us up for drinking and making macaroni and cheese in illegal microwaves, Andrew Kochamba has one who is dedicated to making his college experience better.
The University of Tennessee student and his 21-year-old RA Quamir Boddie are going viral after a photo of Boddie reading Kochamba a bedtime story was posted to Twitter. Attached to the amazing photo is a caption that reads, “Back in August my RA asked us how he could make our year better and I asked him to read me a bedtime story on my birthday.”
Seriously, we’re dying. Check it out:
Back in August my RA asked us how he could make our year better and I asked him to read me a bedtime story on my birthday pic.twitter.com/nahqgIGseF
— Andrew Kochamba (@akochamba) February 24, 2017
According to Cosmopolitan, Boddie handed out questionnaires at the beginning of the school year asking students if there was “anything, within reason, [he could] do to make this year special.” When Kochamba followed up with his answer, Boddie committed to the job.
“At first I found [it] kind of strange,” Boddie told Cosmopolitan. “However, I did not hesitate to accept as it was not only important to respect the wishes of my residents but also a great opportunity to do something worthwhile in my community. It seems to be a one-time thing, but who knows, maybe he will request another and I would most certainly be happy to oblige!”
Obviously he earned his all-star RA status, and Twitter agrees. The tweet has already received more than 12,000 retweets, 58,000 likes and more comments than we could count.
Damn I thought I was a good RA…but this is next level RAing https://t.co/Wjv6jWTtS6
— the Discourse Moron (@discoursemoron) February 24, 2017
https://twitter.com/SeeDaneRun/status/835194158608437249
Me if they asked me to do some dumb shit like that. pic.twitter.com/8C3YgWALtK
— 雨隠れの里👑✨ (@AlbertRiha) February 25, 2017
— alison (@alisuhhhn) February 24, 2017
meanwhile our RA gave me a ticket for parking my bike outside my apartment pic.twitter.com/NyxDHAdsCT
— ™ Percy Mondli Petch (@Percy_Petch) February 24, 2017
https://twitter.com/eyecuntact/status/835304268336766976
it's working for me too pic.twitter.com/5RVoRAkLWj
— Kamrin Baker (@thekamrinbaker) February 25, 2017
LOLLLLLLLL. If all schools had RAs like Quamir Boddie, we’d live in a much different world. Can you come read us a bedtime story next?
