User: Good afternoon. Can you help me get some movie tickets?
Assistant: Good afternoon. Yes, I would be happy to help you get some tickets. What movie are you interested in?
User: My friend really wants to see that war movie that's out now. The name is a number.
Assistant: Let me check here. I believe that movie is called 1917. Does that sound right?
User: Yes. That's it. Can you check if it is playing in Burlington?
Assistant: What night are you interested in?
User: We were thinking Friday night.
Assistant: So, Friday night, 2 tickets, Burlington, 1917. Is that correct?
User: Yes, and while you are checking I better text my friend to make sure he is still interested in that movie.
Assistant: Okay. I'm seeing that 1917 is indeed playing in Burlington on Friday night. There is a 7:00 showing and a 9:45 showing. Which would you prefer?
User: Probably the 7:00 showing.
Assistant: Okay. Yes, there are tickets available for that showing. Let me know when your friend responds.
User: Oh, he's saying yes he is absolutely still interested in going on Friday, and that 7:00 pm is perfect.
Assistant: Okay, let me purchase two tickets for you.
User: Wait, hold off! He just texted me and asked if we can go to Sturtevant to watch it on the IMAX screen. I guess that makes sense for this type of movie. I hear the sound effects are very realistic.
Assistant: No problem. Let me check on Sturtevant. They are showing 1917 on Friday night on the IMAX screen at 6:30 and at 8:30 pm. Which would you prefer?
User: My friend works until 5:30 pm, so let's take the 8:30 showing.
Assistant: Okay. I have just purchased two tickets for Friday night at the Sturtevant theater on the IMAX screen at 8:30 pm.