Watch the video then answer the question: How does Susan feel?
Michelle: Oh, Daddy!
Michelle: We had such a good time at the aquarium.
Michelle: I saw a real shark.
Michelle: I could almost touch it.
Susan: I'm so glad.
Susan: Hi, Michelle, why don't you introduce everybody to Susan?
Michelle: Hi, Susan.
Michelle: I'd like you to meet Audrey and her mother, Mrs. Cooper.
Audrey: Hello, Audrey.
Susan: Nice to meet you, Mrs. Cooper.
Susan: I'm Susan Stewart.
Michelle: And this is Shirley and Nicole.
Susan: Hi, girls.
Susan: Come on in.
Susan: Come on in, Mrs. Cooper.
Susan: Come on in, everybody.
Michelle: The aquarium was so exciting.
Michelle: I had never been there before.
Mrs. Cooper: The girls learned a great deal.
Mrs. Cooper: Frankly, so did I.
Susan: Well, please sit down and tell us all about it during lunch.
Susan: We prepared some tuna fish and cheese sandwiches for lunch.
Audrey: I love tuna fish.
Audrey: Don't you, Audrey?
Mrs. Cooper: I remember when I used to be a Girl Scout.
Mrs. Cooper: My mother would take us everywhere, too.
Harry: Susan, I understand you're in the toy business.
Susan: Yes, I am.
Susan: My company manufactures toys and games for children.
Harry: Susan's vice-president in charge of new toys and games.
Harry: And the marketing of new toys and games.
Michelle: Can we test a new game for you, Susan?
Susan: That's an excellent idea, Michelle.
Susan: I happen to have a game which I brought home to study.
Michelle: Let us try it!
Susan: Do you want to play?
Susan: Nicole? Shirley? Audrey?
Susan: We tested it last week on twelve- to fifteen-year-olds, and they found it to be too easy--in other words ... boring.
Susan: We think it might be just right for ten- to twelve-year-olds.
Michelle: That's us, Susan.
Susan: First, you shuffle the deck and lay them face down.
Susan: Then you select the leader.
Michelle: I'll be the leader.
Susan: The leader takes the first ten cards and lays them face up on this stand.
Susan: Everyone gets a turn, going counterclockwise, left to right.
Susan: You have thirty seconds to make a word, using as many letters as possible.
Susan: You get one point for each letter, plus the person with the longest word gets ten extra points.
Susan: The first one to get one hundred points wins.
Michelle: That's easy.
Susan: OK, let's go around the table.
Susan: You first, Audrey.
Audrey: Chest--c-h-e-s-t.
Susan: Good. That's five points.
Susan: Next, Nicole.
Nicole: Three--t-h-r-e-e.
Susan: OK. That's five points also.
Susan: It's your turn, Shirley.
Shirley: Creep--c-r-e-e-p.
Susan: Creep. That's another five-letter word. Five points.
Susan: So far, you're all tied.
Susan: Sheet--s-h-e-e-t.
Susan: Sheet is a five-letter word.
Susan: Michelle, your turn.
Michelle: Cheese--c-h-e-e-s-e.
Susan: Terrific! Michelle wins with a six-letter word, plus she gets an additional ten points for a total of sixteen points.
Susan: How are you enjoying the game so far?
Michelle: I think it's too easy.
Susan: Too easy?
Susan: Michelle!
Harry: It's OK, Harry.
Susan: Michelle is quite right.
Susan: She just said it's too easy.
Harry: Well, I like the game.
Harry: I enjoyed lunch, Susan.
Harry: Thank you so much, but we have to get going to meet the rest of the troop at two o'clock at the museum.
Mrs. Cooper: Oh, it was nice meeting all of you.
Mrs. Cooper: I hope you have a wonderful time at the Museum of Natural History.
Mrs. Cooper: Good-bye, everybody.
Mrs. Cooper: Have a good time.
Everyone: Bye.
Mrs. Cooper: See you in front of the museum at five o'clock.
Harry: Oh, OK.
Harry: Thanks, Mr. Bennett.
Harry: That'll be fine.
Harry: And thanks again for the lunch and for the game.
Harry: Good-bye, Susan.
Michelle: It's not a bad game.
Michelle: It's just ... slow.
Susan: Just slow.
Harry: You helped save our company a lot of money.
Harry: Bye-bye.
Susan: You are wonderful with kids.
Harry: I am.
Harry: Isn't there a conversation that we have to finish?