Speaker A argues girls shouldn't get their hair wet because they need to maintain their appearance, while boys face no such pressure. Speaker B pushes back on why hair matters at all, exposing the double standard in grooming expectations between genders.
She's not going to get her hair wet because she's a girl. I know, that's what I—
I don't understand, why does it matter about getting her hair wet?
Guys get up in the morning and they have bed head and go to class. You don't care. Girls only get to take care of themselves. Josh certainly doesn't have bed head with his hair looking like this.
Well, no, my hair is very, very short right now. Hi, Peter.
Peter, I'm sure, has bed head.
Huh?
I'm sure Peter has bed head.
Well, Peter has long hair too.
