Characters:
1. Third World Countries Person: Sash
2. First World Countries Person: Arabella
3. Guy Watching TV: Caleb
4. Infomercial Guy 1: Lexie
5. Infomercial Guy 2: Ella
6. News Caster: Kevin
7. Interviewer (3rd World Country): Willem
8. Interviewer (1st World Country): Natalia
Script:
Guy Watching TV: I love taking hour-long showers. I would love to have a longer one, but that would mean I would miss the news. (sits down and turns on TV)
News Caster: HelIo and welcome to the Daily Flow! I’m Kevin. unbalanced water quality and quantity around the world is a big problem. Today, I’ll be interviewing 2 citizens from first- and third-world countries and 2 inventors set out to solve this problem. Now to our interviewer in the third-world country.
Interviewer (Third World country): Thanks, Kevin! I’m here in a village in Madagascar with a local villager. …show more content…
Once you buy the app, the individual will receive a device that connects to the water meter. The device will connect to your smartphone and will show how much water you use. This costs $70. The money from the app will go to buying this for you. It records how much you use a day and divides that by the number of people in your house to get the number of gallons per person. You then earn a corresponding amount of points. If you use 80 gal or more you get 10 points. If you use less than 25 gallons, you get 100 points! (points to trifold showing what app will look like)
Guy watching TV: How much will the app cost? Where will the other part of the money go to?
Infomercial Guy 1: This money goes to our SmartHut. This solves water quantity. The hut will be built in third-world countries to help people do not have enough water. The app will cost $4.99. You can save money by tracking your water, help poorer countries, and earn rewards!
News Caster: Could you explain how you get the rewards? And what are
1. Third World Countries Person: Sash
2. First World Countries Person: Arabella
3. Guy Watching TV: Caleb
4. Infomercial Guy 1: Lexie
5. Infomercial Guy 2: Ella
6. News Caster: Kevin
7. Interviewer (3rd World Country): Willem
8. Interviewer (1st World Country): Natalia
Script:
Guy Watching TV: I love taking hour-long showers. I would love to have a longer one, but that would mean I would miss the news. (sits down and turns on TV)
News Caster: HelIo and welcome to the Daily Flow! I’m Kevin. unbalanced water quality and quantity around the world is a big problem. Today, I’ll be interviewing 2 citizens from first- and third-world countries and 2 inventors set out to solve this problem. Now to our interviewer in the third-world country.
Interviewer (Third World country): Thanks, Kevin! I’m here in a village in Madagascar with a local villager. …show more content…
Once you buy the app, the individual will receive a device that connects to the water meter. The device will connect to your smartphone and will show how much water you use. This costs $70. The money from the app will go to buying this for you. It records how much you use a day and divides that by the number of people in your house to get the number of gallons per person. You then earn a corresponding amount of points. If you use 80 gal or more you get 10 points. If you use less than 25 gallons, you get 100 points! (points to trifold showing what app will look like)
Guy watching TV: How much will the app cost? Where will the other part of the money go to?
Infomercial Guy 1: This money goes to our SmartHut. This solves water quantity. The hut will be built in third-world countries to help people do not have enough water. The app will cost $4.99. You can save money by tracking your water, help poorer countries, and earn rewards!
News Caster: Could you explain how you get the rewards? And what are