User: I wish to purchase tickets to see a movie tomorrow, February 23rd.
Assistant: Which theater were you planning on visiting tomorrow?
User: I'm in Middletown, so I think Island Cinemas 10 would be the closest theater near me.
Assistant: How about your choice of movie, which were you interested in seeing?
User: The Call of the Wild starring Harrison Ford just released yesterday, so I wanted to see it this weekend.
Assistant: Of course, what is your preference for the time, and what kind of screening were you looking for?
User: I was hoping to see it in the afternoon, specifically at 1:20 pm. Also, a standard screening would be ideal.
Assistant: I found one screening matching your preferences, would you like to select it and continue to the seat reservation?
User: Sure, make sure to get two adult tickets for the screening.
Assistant: Two adult tickets have been selected, which seats were you interested in?
User: Actually, I changed my mind. Can I look for instead a Closed Captioning screening for The Call of The Wild?
Assistant: I found one Closed Captioning screening at 1:00 pm. Would that screening work instead?
User: Yes that works, as for the seats please select seats A8 and A9.
Assistant: The seats you have requested are available, and have been selected for your reservation.
User: Great, are the adult tickets by any chance matinee? If so, how much does each ticket cost?
Assistant: The tickets for this reservation will be matinee, and are priced at $8.50 each. Will you now complete your reservation?
User: In a little bit, can you go over with me the other details of the reservation?
Assistant: No problem, you wish to buy two adult tickets to see The Call Of The Wild tomorrow at 1:00 pm at Island Cinemas 10, this will be a Closed Captioning screening with seats A8 and A9 being reserved. The reservation will come out to a total of $20, after convenience fees applied.
User: Much obliged, go ahead and purchase the tickets with my default VISA card.
Assistant: Your tickets are confirmed and theyÃ¢ÂÂve been sent to your email address.