Basic Facts:
Name: Korey Caito
Hometown: Turner, ME
Relationship Status: Single af
Sign: Virgo
Birthday: The day before 9/11
Snapchat: @kcaito23
Instagram: @caito23
Can we find you on Tinder?: No, absolutely not.
What’s your dream girl?: Not a hoe. Don’t write that, I’m kidding. Um. I just want a compassionate girl that can make me laugh and doesn’t take themselves too seriously, but has goals.
Describe your perfect date: A moped ride to go get some pizza.
Ethnicity: light skin frick boy (actually Greek and Italian).
How much can you bench?: Enough.
How many 3’s have you shot in your life?: Enough.
How many piercings/tattoos do you have?: I got a tat on my ribs like I do not know what permanent is (and earrings).
Campus Life:
Major: Electrical Engineering
Why UMaine?: I love Maine’s environment and it has just always been home.
How are you involved on campus?: I bless the students with my smiling face every day.
What intramural sports do you play?: Flag football and basketball champion, just waiting to snag that volleyball one.
Bests:
Best friends: The ladies of 1014 (plus Phoebe), the roomies, Diana, Liam, Moody, and Ben.
Best place to meet people at UMaine: Clearly I haven’t found the best place yet, hence I’m still single. I always meet some interesting people at 1014 though.
Best professor: Dr. Bernhart
Best class: The Nature of Story
Best thing to do on the weekends here: DD lol
Favorites:
Favorite song to dance to at a party: Run It – Chris Brown
Favorite song to listen to alone while driving your car: Beautiful Soul – Jessie McCartney
Favorite place to eat in Orono: Thriftway
Favorite Snapchat filter: NOT the dog. The big mouth is pretty good.
Favorite drink: Koolaid Jammers (the red one)
Favorite pick-up line: Do you have a name or can I call you mine?
Top Three’s:
What are the top three things on your bucket list?
- Skydive
- See the Grand Canyon and Niagara Falls
- Get wifed up
What are the top three things about UMaine?
- The moped parking
- The people I met (especially my 1014 girls)
- Being referred to as “the ethnic kid”