While eating their lunch in the school cafeteria, Miguel and Ronnie began talking about school and its importance.
Miguel: "Hey, Ronnie, have you heard that access to education is a right?"
Ronnie: "I've also picked up on that too. But in your opinion, would anyone really want it?"
Miguel: "Really, what do you mean? We should all strive to further our education."
Ronnie: "Man, I just don't know. Quite a few people appear content to spend their days glued to their screens instead of in the classroom."
Miguel: "They just don't see the value in schooling yet, I suppose. Following this, they will be pleading to return to class."
Ronnie: "Ignore that. Don't think for a second that anyone would give up their PS4 to study algebra."
Miguel: "To some extent, you are right. Obviously, there's more to school than just assignments and exams. The point is to broaden one's horizons through study."
Ronnie: "I guess you're right. I do believe, however, that there are some people who would rather eat dirt than open a book."
Miguel: "Maybe we need to figure out how to make learning more exciting. So, for example, suppose we organized a course on developing the art of pizza making."
Ronnie: "You've finally hit upon something I can understand. Maybe we could pitch the idea of a school-sponsored cooking club to the administration."
Miguel: "See? With the right attitude, learning can be fun."
Ronnie: "Yes, if there's pizza."