Not to mention they never turn out to be as hot as you think they are at the interview. Tour guides and the like have this aura about them, like "i have it all together, I am already in medschool and doing fine, I am good looking, and you should come here because I like it here." Then you meet them again later, and they turn out to be another regular person. I am married, so it is of no consequence to me, but I remember meeting people on my interview thinking they were great, just to seem the returned to mere mortal status at orientation time. Enjoy the fantasy though, you should be able to hold on to that until at least August.
Oh, and by the way, interviewers almost always pick the better looking one if things are actually equal. Google it up and I am sure you will find attractive people have way better chances of getting jobs, scholarships, etc. Kind of a bummer deal, but thats the way it is. I actually heard somewhere (I think it was some great scientific source like the Today show) that if you are a male and over six feet tall it is worth like $20,000 more a year on average. Crazy.
