gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Emu,Llama,SYSTEM,Duck,Guinea pig&&3,U,V,6
Emu: Hi
Guinea pig: hello i picked u, not you but the letter u
Emu: U and 6
Emu: oh just U
Llama: The sequence may be 3,4,5,6
Duck: I only picked u
Emu: U
Llama: so i picked both U and V
Guinea pig: ok  any reason why
Emu: yeah its just U
Emu: its only asking about cards with vowels on one side
Duck: 'now i''m thinking i should have picked 6 as well'
Emu: oh maybe 3 also
Emu: 3 and u
Emu: 3,U
Guinea pig: sounds good emu
Llama: So 3, U and 6?
Emu: nah dont need 6
Duck: to prove an even number on vowel u and a vowel opposite 6
Duck: wait why 3?
Emu: 3 because if the other side is a vowel on the 3 card, that invalidates the rule
Duck: U,6
Duck: oh sounds reasonable too
Guinea pig: yes it does emu
Llama: 3 and U looks correct then?
Emu: yea
Duck: 3,U,6
Guinea pig: 3 and U it is then
Guinea pig: sounds logical
Duck: so why not 6?
Emu: '6 isn''t needed because if a card has a consonant on one side and even number on other side thats fine'
Emu: 'doesn''t say anything about that'
Guinea pig: they can be both it sounds like
Duck: ok
Duck: 3,U
Emu: cool we can submit?
Guinea pig: 3,U