A dialogue between two friends about the importance of reading newspaper

Friend: Let's head to the newspaper stand.

Myself: Why do you want to go there?

Friend: To quench my thirst.

Myself: I don't follow. Can you explain?

Friend: It's simple. I can't start my day without reading the newspaper.

Myself: Please elaborate.

Friend: The newspaper is a reflection of the world's current state.

Myself: What does that mean?

Friend: It means that newspapers provide us with all kinds of news, both local and global.

Myself: What do you mean by all kinds of news?

Friend: I mean news related to social issues, politics, business, sports, education, technology, entertainment, and more.

Myself: Does it only provide news?

Friend: No, it also gives us the opinions of the general public.

Myself: But isn't that what TV is for?

Friend: TV news coverage doesn't match the depth of the newspaper.

Myself: Anything else?

Friend: Yes, editorials and investigative journalism.

Myself: Which section of the newspaper is most important to you?

Friend: Headlines and editorials.

Myself: Is it essential to read the newspaper regularly?

Friend: Absolutely. Reading the newspaper expands our perspective and keeps us informed about the world's current events. Regularly reading newspapers is crucial to staying up-to-date with the world.

Myself: So, do you suggest that I also develop the habit of reading the newspaper?

Friend: Yes, not just you, but everyone should cultivate this habit.

Myself: You're right. Thank you for emphasizing the importance of reading the newspaper.

Friend: See you later.

Myself: Goodbye!