Two boys complaining that their teacher likes girls more than boys.

The dialogue features two characters, Leo and Tom, discussing their teacher, Miss Lilly.

• Leo complains that Miss Lilly always chooses girls for "fun stuff" and that when boys need help with math, she tells them to "pay more attention" or "think harder," while she patiently explains to girls.
• Tom supports Leo's claims by recalling instances where girls were chosen for tasks like watering plants and how Miss Lilly seemed to influence votes for a girl (Maya) for class monitor, despite a boy (David) having good ideas. Tom concludes that Miss Lilly might think girls are better or simply likes them more.