| Friday, June 19th, 1920. Two men stand in the street after work and see a woman acting and dressing very strangely. |
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 | That woman is acting very strangely. I've never seen a woman drink before. | |
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| I agree she is acting very hotsy-totsy. I don't think I've ever seen a woman dress like that. I'm going to ask her why she is behaving that way. | |
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| The man walks up to the woman on the street and asks her his question. |
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| Ma'am, would you mind me asking why you are acting and dressing this way? I'm just very interested, I've never seen a woman like you before. | |
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| You're a wet blanket! Why do you have to be so upstate! | |
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| After the man insults the woman he apologizes. |
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| I apologize, I didn't mean to insult you I am just curious. If you don't mind me asking. | |
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| Thats alright, a lot of people have been asking. People call me a flapper because i act and dress like this. It's the new style now. All the women will be dressing like this now! | |
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