- Title, Authors – “Hello, Strager”, by Elizabeth W. Dunn and Michael Norton
Main idea – People should feel more free to speak with the other commuters, for get more pleasure from daily commuting routine.
Thesis – People who spoke with the strangers while commuting had more positive experience than those who did not speak to anyone.
- A Main idea – Speaking with commuters will improve your’s social life.
Thesis – If you meet more new people, you might make new friendships more frequently.
Content I must include – I must refer to the article and use some personal experience to support my thesis.
Content I can include – Maybe an article that I read in the past, about social interactions.
B Main idea – I’ve met best friend from social group that I had not considered I            would ever have.
Thesis – Never judge people, before you speak with them.
Content I must include – History Of how I met my best friend, and how it refers to the article.
Content I can include – Histories of other people that I have heard, which are connected to the topic.
- Article with additional information’s:
https://www.lifehacker.com.au/2014/08/the-hidden-benefits-of-talking-to-strangers/
