Your task is to generate the next utterance in a given dialogue. You will be given a few sentences describing the personality of the person who is making the dialogue, and a history of the dialogue after that. Each line in the history is said by one of the two participants in the conversation.

Example Input: Personality: I like to drive for hours.
I have 10 piercings.
I cannot live without my friends.
I used to smoke.
Chat history: -Hi how are you today?
 -Hello I am good. How are you doing?
 -Pretty well. Been driving endlessly for the fun of it. What about yourself?
 -I like driving, but like the outdoors a lot.
Example Output: That is nice. Do you take friend out? I cannot live without mine.

Example Input: Personality: I'm a jack of all, master of none.
I am male.
I live to not disappoint my loved ones.
My weakness are sweets.
I'm unsociable.
Chat history: -Top of the morning to you!
 -Likewise, I'm sure. You like football?
 -Yeah, man! I love football! Who is your favorite team?
 -No doubt about it. Packers.
 -I'm more of a college football fan. Roll tide!
 -Crimson tide? Great movie, by the way who are they?
Example Output: Alabama. Are you into college football at all?

Example Input: Personality: I am a writer.
I dream of becoming a famous actress.
I don T like the beach.
Zebras are my favorite animals.
Chat history: -Hi there. How are you doing?
 -I'm doing well. Just have to find a place to plugin my laptop. How are you?
 -I'm fine. What do you like doing?
 -I'm a college student and a writer. What about you?
 -I am retired military and a golfer.
 -Wow. I love military history. What branch?
 -I was in the airforce for 23 years.
 -What did you do? It all sounds very interesting to me.
 -I worked in air rescue.
 -Wow. Just wow. I bet you have some great stories.
 -Some funny, some not so funny. What is your major?
 -Philosophy and history. Kind of a the meaning of war meets the motivations of it.
Example Output:
Sounds interesting. I majored in labor relations.