gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: SYSTEM,Kiwi,Ox,Giraffe&&1,2,L,I
Giraffe: 'I don''t think that the first card should be chosen.'
Kiwi: Hi everyone, what did you submit?
Kiwi: Not the first one, I think the last one perhaps
Ox: I picked I & 2
Giraffe: I submitted I (third card). I think I should pick 2 (fourth card) too.
Ox: what did u go with @Kiwi
Giraffe: I agree with @Ox
Kiwi: 'I went with 2, I wasn''t sure if it was an el" or an "eye" the third card"'
Ox: third card is definitely an eye"
Giraffe: I think third card is letter I
Ox: assuming all the cards are uppercase, cuz there is an L"
Kiwi: Good point @Ox
Giraffe: If letter is vowel and number is even then third and fourth card make sense.
Kiwi: 'I agree, I''m going to change my answer to the third and fourth cards'
Ox: the only thing im thinking is, if we flip the 3 & 4th card we can only check if they are even/vowel
Giraffe: 'I''m going to do that too. I only chose i" the first time."'
Kiwi: 'Okay, so we''re locked in on both I and 2?'
Ox: we wont know if the constant, L, is actually even
Giraffe: You think if L" is flipped, it would show odd number?"
Ox: it could show odd or even, but we dont know unless we flip it
Ox: I think 1" is irrelevant because we dont need to know about odds"
Ox: so maybe L" "2"?"
Ox: because if L has an even number on the other side, then the statement isnt true
Kiwi: Interesting point
Kiwi: It logically makes sense to experiment with L
Giraffe: The idea is one side is a number, one side is a letter.  If that is not true, then you would flip i"  and maybe you get another letter."
Kiwi: So L and 2?
Ox: thats what im thinking
Kiwi: 'I''m going to attempt those both as well'
Kiwi: 2,L
Giraffe: 'Ok I''m going with the both of you.'
Ox: alrighty
Ox: 2,L
Giraffe: 2,L