ALEXANDER HAMILTONhe laughed at johns comment, "ding ding ding! that is correct!" it was a bit sad, honestly. he was able to see the sun subtly rising in the distance as he was just shutting his old, 2006 ratty laptop after several hours of laying in front of the screen, typing one hundred and thirty two words per three minutes with 98% accuracy. his rapidly cooling coffee mug beside him, his headphones on, his blanket over his lap, willing to sacrifice his well being for productivity. it was a bad habit he had since he was child, one he couldn't seem to break. he hated it, but wouldn't want it any other way at all- and, besides the fact, he ate anything that was there for the taking.