gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Butterfly,Ox,Panda,SYSTEM,Tiger,Lobster&&Q,U,6,3
Butterfly: Hi
Lobster: Hello
Panda: So what does everyone think?
Ox: Hi everyone.
Butterfly: The way I interpret it, only "U" would need to be turned.
Tiger: I think U and 3 are the cards to turn over
Panda: 'but there''s only 1'
Ox: I chose 6 and 3.
Lobster: I chose U and 6
Panda: oh nevermind
Panda: I Just said Q
Butterfly: The rule is only focusing on vowels so I think Q could be eliminated for sure.  Thoughts?
Tiger: 3 will prove that there is an vowel next to a odd number
Lobster: I would agree Q can be eliminated
Tiger: Yes, I agree
Ox: Does turn mean switch?
Butterfly: But there could be consonant behind 3.
Butterfly: 'Which wouldn''t disprove the rule.'
Tiger: I think 3 definitely needs to be used
Butterfly: So 3 and U?
Tiger: How else to prove a consonant?
Tiger: Yes, that is my choice
Ox: I am confused.
Butterfly: 'I''m just saying a consonant could have even or odd numbers so it wouldn''t matter.  I''m fine with 3 and U though.'
Ox: Is everyone choosing 3 and U?
Tiger: All cards that hve vowels should be even U is a vowel, yes everyone
Panda: Q
Lobster: Okay
Panda: 3,U
Ox: Okay, I am also choosing 3 and U.
Ox: 3,U