Use your head

Intro

1. Learn Vocabulary - Learn some new vocabulary before you start the lesson.

• upset
• dunno
• rude
• use your head

• It's not that big of a deal
• Ugh.
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In our last lesson of Head Week, we discuss the very real problems that can happen in relationships. Sara is upset because her boyfriend told her to use her head the other day. Why is she so upset? Read on and see!

Dialog

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Sara

Steph

Sara:  So, yesterday, I dropped a jar of spaghetti sauce on the floor. And, I’m in my kitchen, and I was just gonna take the broom and sweep it up. And my boyfriend was like, “no, use your head, you can’t sweep up spaghetti sauce, you need to, like, get paper towels.” And I guess that makes sense. But, I dunno. I thought it was a little bit rude.

Steph:  Yeah. I mean. What’s that supposed to mean? Use your head.

Sara:  I dunno. I guess he thought that I was being stupid and wasn’t thinking or something.

Steph:  Ugh. Men.

Sara:  I know. They’re so annoying. I mean, I bet you can sweep up spaghetti sauce.

Steph:  I know. Yeah. My boyfriend does that all the time. He just says, like, use your head, you know?

Sara:  Yeah.

Steph:  But, I mean, if you wanna sweep up spaghetti sauce, you can go and mop it later.

Sara:  Yeah. Exactly. It’s not that big of a deal.

Steph:  Right.

Sara:  So, I just thought it was kind of rude.

Steph:  Yeah. It’s not like you’re gonna leave it there.

Sara:  No. Of course not. I dunno.

Steph:  Ugh! Guys.

 

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