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 You can add location information to your Tweets, such as your city or precise location, from the web and via third-party applications. You always have the option to delete your Tweet location history. Learn more ||||| Hey Carter, this is why you should date Lizzy Fenton! 
 
 Fenton, a 19-year-old University of Minnesota student, decided to woo her crush Carter the best way she knew how — through a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation. 
 
 “I wanted to win Carter over with sardonic wit, so I chose PowerPoint as my artistic medium,” Fenton tells PEOPLE. “There isn’t any underlying motive for why I made the PowerPoint.” 
 
 The hilarious slideshow, which she posted to Twitter, has been shared over 14,000 times. It starts off with pictures of Fenton and a bulleted description: “I am a tantalizing conversationalist and can hold riveting table talk with your parents; I am well dressed and will look classy at Thanksgiving dinner, family reunions, and other events of the like; I have an edgy yet tasteful sense of humor that will be sure to win the approval of your mother.” 
 
 Customer: can you make one of those cool leaf designs in my coffee? Me: pic.twitter.com/Ykv55HWQRa — Lizzy Fenton (@LizzyFenton) November 2, 2016 
 
 Fenton — a double major in genetics, cell biology and development and Spanish with a minor in teaching English as a second language — goes on to show how her “boobs exhibit steady growth over time” on a slide with statistical analytics. 
 
 It’s very impressive, to say the least. 
 
 When you can only afford a McDonalds date but still tryna keep the mood spicy pic.twitter.com/eOeszrrc0a — Lizzy Fenton (@LizzyFenton) September 9, 2016 
 
 She ends her presentation (which she created in 3 hours at a coffee shop) with some rave reviews from none other than Channing Tatum, Miss America 2012 and the New York Times. 
 
 “My friends are rather amused,” she says. “My best friend Hannah said she has been trying to get me recognized since 2011. My friends would describe me as an aphrodisiac with unmatched charisma and charm, probably.” 
 
 I just emailed this powerpoint to my crush Carter do you think it'll work :// pic.twitter.com/xHN1bYSdL6 — Lizzy Fenton (@LizzyFenton) March 27, 2017 
 
 So, did Carter fall for her ploy? 
 
 “Carter and I get along swimmingly,” says Fenton. “He was amused by the PowerPoint, as he should be. Regarding if we are dating — a lady never tells. 
 
 “I won’t divulge any details, but rather leave it up to the imagination.” ||||| A University of Minnesota coed created a Powerpoint presentation in attempt to convince her crush to go out with her. It didn’t go well. Lizzy Fenton project was titled, “Why You Should Date Me.” The description reads, “Sick of your family nagging you to get a serious girlfriend? Look no further.” Fenton’s crush has been named as Carter Blochwitz. 
 
 Fenton goes on to brag, “I am a tantalizing conversationalist and can hold riveting table talk with your parents. I am well dressed and will look classy at Thanksgiving dinner, family reunions, and other events of the like.” She goes on to mention that due to the many different looks she can pull off, dating her is like dating three different girls. 
 
 Here’s what you need to know: 
 
 1. Blochwitz’s Reply to the Presentation Was ‘This Is Very Nice. Please Stop Contacting Me’ 
 
 Blockwitz, Fenton’s crush, apparently replied to her presentation with a very straightforward, “This is very nice. Please contacting me.” 
 
 It’s unclear if Fenton will allow this to deter her pursuit of love. Fenton had kept the world updated on her presentation through Twitter. In her bio, Fenton says she’s studying Genetics, Cell Biology and Development at the University of Minnesota. Fenton doesn’t use the social network that much, her last tweet before the presentation tweet was from early March. It read, “Hey boys! Just wanted to remind U that I did NOT give up kissing for lent!” 
 
 2. Among the Highlights of the Presentation Is Fenton’s Study of the Growth of Her Breasts 
 
 The pitch, which likely see Fenton get hired for any job she desired, contains an analysis of how her “boobs exhibit steady growth over time.” The above graph shows that her boobs have grown from an A cup to a DD in the last four years. 
 
 Fenton also says that she is “financially stable” thanks to her parents. The presentation includes references from Channing Tatum, who says Fenton is “way out of his league” and The Times, who praise Fenton’s “dry and aphoristic wit.” 
 
 3. On March 30, Blochwitz Called Fenton a ‘Very Fine Lass’ 
 
 On March 30, Fenton commented on a Facebook photo of Blochwitz saying, “You look like jesse McCartney. You are a very handsome lad.” To which Blochwitz replied, “a compliment from a very fine lass.” While on January 5, Fenton wrote on his page, “Haha hot, you single?” Back in July 2016, she wrote, “You are really hot dm me sometime.” Blockwitz wrote back, “Smh.” 
 
 According to Blochwitz’s Facebook page, he is an English language student at the University of Minnesota. He’s from Pardeeville, Wisconsin. Blochwitz says he is in a relationship. He writes as his quote, “I make things sometimes.” 
 
 4. The Presentation Has Been Endorsed by Microsoft 
 
 You've made a pretty solid case. pic.twitter.com/01EsbeNeZq — Microsoft Office (@Office) March 31, 2017 
 
 Bill Gates’ cronies at Microsoft had sat up and taken notice of Fenton’s efforts. Despite Blochwitz knocking her back, Microsoft tweeted that Fenton is “pretty dang great at PowerPoint.” As the New York Post points out in their report, it’s not known if this is a ruse cooked up by Fenton and Blochwitz, as the pair appear to be friends. 
 
 5. Fenton Asked Trump to Go to a Dance With Her in 2015 
 
 Hey @realDonaldTrump will you go to formal with me? I want to get back at my parents by going with a man they'll hate — Lizzy Fenton (@LizzyFenton) December 24, 2015 
 
 In one of Fenton’s hilarious tweets, she wrote in December 2015, “Hey @realDonaldTrump will you go to formal with me? I want to get back at my parents by going with a man they’ll hate.” While a message from February 2017 said, “Once upon a time my mom told my high school English teacher during parent/teacher conferences that I thought his son was hot.”
– If there's one thing young men find irresistible, it's a professional presentation. At least that's what 19-year-old Lizzy Fenton appeared to be banking on when she emailed her crush a PowerPoint slideshow titled "Why You Should Date Me" last month. "I wanted to win Carter over with sardonic wit, so I chose PowerPoint as my artistic medium,” the University of Minnesota student tells People. The presentation, which Fenton made in three hours at a coffee shop, includes bullet points of her attributes, including "tantalizing conversationalist" and "will look classy at Thanksgiving." She also brags that because she can pull off so many looks, dating her is like dating at least three different girls, Heavy reports. Fenton, who's double majoring in genetics and Spanish, made sure to include data to prove her point. In a slide boasting that her "boobs exhibit steady growth over time," she concludes through extrapolation that "each breast will be roughly the circumference of a human head by the year 2025." So how'd Carter take it? "This is very nice. Please stop contacting me," was his apparent response. But Fenton tells People she and Carter "get along swimmingly." Though Fenton won't say if they're dating, it does appear as if she and Carter are at least friends. And when it comes to sending someone a random PowerPoint presentation, that's got to be seen as a win.