Today I want to tell you about an incident that happened with me and my friend Leyla. Last Saturday we went to watch the film Ghost Busters in the cinema. I really wanted to watch this movie because I love the actress that plays the leading role. So I told Leyla that if we didn’t go to see this movie I would stay upset at home for a week. Of course, she doesn’t care if I got upset or not, but the problem was that ever since we were young we have been like this… if I wanted to go somewhere Leyla didn’t want to go, and if Leyla wanted to go somewhere I didn’t want to go. Our interests are really different from each, but because we love each other, we started thinking of a way to solve this problem. And we came up with this solution: If one of us really wants to go somewhere she gets to use something called the veto power. This is something they use in the United Nations. For example, if there is a motion that five countries have to vote on, there are specific countries that have something called the veto power. So, if four out of those five countries vote “yes” on that motion and one country that has veto power votes “no,” the motion doesn’t pass because the country with the veto power voted against it. So, the same idea applies with me and Leyla. If one of us wants to go somewhere, she has to use the veto power, but there’s a rule that we can only use it 3 times a month. And because I really wanted to watch this movie, I used my last veto power for the month on this movie. So, Leyla didn’t have a choice. We took ourselves and went to watch the movie. And in our rush we forgot something really important. Now, you’ll now what it is. We left the house quickly, so we can catch the movie because its showing time was at 5 p.m. and it was 4 p.m., and to get there we need half an hour, so we were in a hurry. Anyway, we got to the cinema And we were ready to buy the tickets. And we got to the cashier and decided where we were going to sit. It was time to pay, and it turns out that the both of us forgot our wallets at home And were left with no money and couldn’t pay for the tickets. It was both an embarrassing and hilarious situation. The best part was that the people who worked at the cinema know us very well it was an official scandal. After that Leyla didn’t say one word to me on the way home. But when we got home and we found the wallet. Leyla looked at me and said, “Let’s go quickly so we can catch the next showing.” So, after all that, she still respected the veto power. And I noticed that day that Leyla and I are life-long friends. No matter wat happens, we will stay sisters even with our differences. When we actually watched the movie it wasn’t worth everything we went through. But even so, Leyla and I had fun because we were out together.