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This whole week my high school has been doing AP testing, and today I had to come in for my English Language and Composition test. Before the exam started the proctor read all the required instructions, such as "no food or drink in the testing room," "no talking during the test," "no sharing answers," etc. Those who engage in any of these prohibited behaviors "will be dismissed, their scores cancelled." The same old shit you've heard on every standardized test since elementary school.

So, after a good half hour of telling us about test procedures, the test finally got started. About ten minutes in, my buddy sitting a few chairs down sneezed.
I always try to be a polite person, and I was always raised that way, so naturally I said, "Bless you."
Apparently it was audible from across the room, because the old lady proctor glared at me and shook her head. Realizing my mistake, I returned to my test.

Not ten minutes later, the same kid sneezes again.
I don't know what made me do it. I don't know why I wasn't thinking about it. I think it was just a natural reflex based on my upbringing. Whatever the cause, I immediately regretted it.

I blurted out a "Bless you" for him.

Right after I said it, my thoughts were something like "Shit shit shit shit."

The proctor came up to my desk, and motioned for me to come with her. She then proceeded to take my packet and my answer sheet, and she escorted me out of the room. She gave me some bullshit about how I had violated testing procedures and that I wouldn't be allowed to finish the test because of it.
<bot>: I let an entire class and $89 go to waste because I said "Bless you" after a kid sneezed. Twice.