<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

I'm in college and I have a friend that won't take no for an answer.  We live about 1/4 mile apart.  I've known him for 3 or so years but only lived this close for less than a year.  Absolutely asexual.

He calls me multiple times a day, if I say I'm in class or at work, text me, I still get multiple phone calls.

If I make an excuse not to hang out, something like "I'm watching football at my place," he'll ask me to go do it at his place, even if there's 10 minutes left in the last game of the day.

He'll offer something like a ride home from work, if I accept he'll try to guilt me into going into his place and hang out instead of mine.

He'll invite me over to get high or drink then sit there and do homework in front of me, all kinds of terrible host shit.

He does this to more people than just me, but I seem to be the primary target.  The kid's some kind of extreme social, can't walk through a 40,000 person campus with him without him saying hi or stopping to talk to so many people whom he frequently barely knows.

I kind of feel bad for him, I don't want to be a dick and just tell him to kick rocks.  Ideally I'd like to see him once or twice a week, and maybe in a more social situation than just sitting on his couch doing generally nothing interesting, maybe at a bar or something.  How do I politely tell him to leave me alone, stop calling me every damn day, etc.?  It's gotten to the point that I'll literally draw the blinds turn the lights off and ignore my phone.
<bot>: my friend wants to hang out every day, calls me incessantly and I want to tell him to leave me alone a bit, but not be a dick.