Hey, have you decided how you’re going to vote.
Not, I haven’t. I don’t like any kind of candidates.
So you aren’t going to vote.
Mu. I don’t know. Probably not. It seems like a waste of time.
Really, why do you think of a waste of time.
Have you listened to any of their speeches?
Yes, I have and I agree that their speeches aren’t very good.
Exactly. I can’t believe anything they say. They are just saying what they think we want to hear.
Sure, you want to get elected. I admit that the system isn’t perfect and it’s always have.
Whether I vote or not won’t make a difference. It’s all the show.
Well, I think you should vote. Do a little research about the candidates.
Have you?
Yes, I have. I have looked into their backgrounds and their education.
How can that help?
For example, if they know something about science, it could help the government make a better decision about issues such as climate change.
Yes, that’s good point. We need well-educated people make decisions.
And I look to see what kind of people are supporting them.
What issues do you think are most important?
I guess for me, pollution, housing and taxes are important. I want to know how government plans to deal with these issues.
Yes, I agree with you. Maybe I will vote, especially if we could get together and talk more about it.
What about dinner tomorrow night?
Sorry, I’m busy tomorrow night.
Oh, that’s too bad. Do you have any time in the next few days? I will take you to a nice restaurant.
Actually, I’m quite busy. But I may have time Sunday afternoon. We can have lunch someone near the office.
Sure, that was for me. I will give you a call on Saturday and we can decide the details, ok?
OK, I will be looking forward to seeing which candidate you support.
