In this task, you will use your knowledge about language (and common sense) to determine what element the marked number refers to. The numbers are marked with two underlines around them, like: _ number _. Your answer should be chosen from the given text, and should not contain other words.

Example Input: Simon Harman:  You sure got us in a heap of trouble .
Daniel Boone: I do n't figure I 'm any worse off than I was before .
Simon Harman: It just goes to show you that you never should trust an honest man . I 've been trustin ' you , and you wound up bitin ' the hand that feeds you . You just ai n't got no character .
Daniel Boone: Uh - huh .
Simon Harman: I 'll never know for the life of me why ya done it .
Daniel Boone: It 's very simple , Harman . I 've got you on my side , now . It makes the odds four to two , instead of _ five _ to one .
Example Output: odds

Example Input: Dave Malone:  Wow . There sure was n't anything like this where I grew up .
Jimmy 'The Eraser' Kendall: Back
Jimmy 'The Eraser' Kendall: in New York , where I come from , this is just an over - grown hot dog stand .
Dave Malone: Lou , they say it seats _ sixty _ thousand ; my whole home town is only four hundred and eighty - two people .
Example Output: people

Example Input: Troy Barnes:  Oh , and for the record ? There was an episode of Happy Days where a guy * literally * jumped over a shark . And it was the * best * _ one _ .
Example Output:
episode