​​Sample Script XX_EN_UC_L2-2_overthecounter_VL
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​[Intro]
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​​<rubbing tooth, look up, notice user>
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​​Hey… [NAME] here. 
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​​I have a toothache… and it won’t go away! 
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​​I got some over-the-counter medicine… But it’s not working. So I went to the doctor and got a prescription.
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​​“Over-the-counter” means something you can buy at a pharmacy. You don’t need to see a doctor first. 
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​​A prescription is a note from your doctor. It allows you to get some stronger medicine… Something they DON’T sell over-the-counter. 
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​​Let’s warm up with these words.
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​[Encouragement]
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​​Great start!
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​[Overview]
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​​Like I said, I got a prescription from my doctor. I need to go to the pharmacy to get it, after this lesson. A pharmacy is like a shop where you can get medicine. Today, let’s practice phrases you can use at a pharmacy. 
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​[TP1 - I’m here to ____]. 
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​​First things first. When you get to the pharmacy, you need to say WHY you’re there. Like this:
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​​I’m here to pick up my prescription.
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​​“to” marks the REASON why I’m here, at the pharmacy. In this case, to pick up my prescription. “Pick up” means to retrieve something. To take it. So? 
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​​I’m here to pick up my prescription. 
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