Your right is only to perform your duty, but never to claim its fruit.
Let not the fruits of action be your motive, nor let your attachment be to inaction.
Bhagavad Gita – Chapter 2, Verse 47
Kavi and I would work together until 9pm at the Library (book, not food), and it got REALLY boring, if you can imagine. Kavi always kept it entertaining, however. He was always finding online movie quizzes that we would complete as a group. When we got tired of that, Kavi would always get into a debate on some random topic. He loved playing Devil’s Advocate. The most memorable debate was probably when Kavi announced that he fully supported the caste system. He was incredibly persuasive and articulate–he almost had the entire library staff convinced before he let on that he was joking. Time always flew on those shifts.
One of my favorite memories of Kavi was when he and I went to watch Indiana Jones 4 before a graduation party at the school. We knew we would be late, but we went anyway because it was the first day the movie came out. When we finally strolled into the lunch room it turned out Kavi was late giving a speech to everyone since he was valedictorian. It seemed like some of the teachers were annoyed, but we laughed it off. Who cared we were graduating? We just saw Indiana Jones be a badass.