You are given a paragraph (Passage), a question (Question) and two answer options (Option1 and Option2). Your task is to choose the correct answer to the question based on the passage. Answer of the question cannot be found directly from the passage, it is indirectly indicated in the passage. Do not answer with words other than the two options, and do not answer with option titles(e.g. "option1" or "1" are not acceptable answers.)

Example Input: Passage: My mom and I love to go shopping together . On Sundays , when we are both off from work and school , we will wake up early to have breakfast together , and then head out . Sometimes we 'll just go to the grocery store , but sometimes we 'll go shop for clothes .  But one time during Christmas break when we were about to go to a retail store , it turned out to be closed for the day when we got there . Since then , we always make sure that the store we are planning on going to is open for business that day . We will check from a computer or smartphone at home , or we will call the store to make sure they are open .  Sometimes , if we are in the area , we can go by their store to read their opening hours . Question: Shopping for clothes is what? Option1: fun for them Option2: a pain
Example Output: fun for them

Example Input: Passage: Last Saturday we went hiking and that evening we were tired and just wanted to watch a movie . We scrolled through Netflix and could n't find anything that we agreed on , we checked Hulu and could n't find anything we agreed on so we went to the local Redbox to see what was available . We looked through box machines and finally found something that I had seen but my boyfriend had n't , I liked it and wanted to see it again so we decided to rent that . I pushed the button for the movie that we wanted to rent and chose that we wanted the regular DVD and not a Blu-ray . Our movie choice slid out of the machine . We opened the box to make sure it was the correct one and it was . We went home and watched the movie . Question: What was returned to Redbox the next day? Option1: the movie that was rented Option2: a movie from their home collection
Example Output: the movie that was rented

Example Input: Passage: When I needed to get a new job , I decided to expand my options by looking in several different places . First , I checked my local newspaper for any job listings in the " Help Wanted " section . There was 1 job that I thought might suit me , so I circled it with a black marker and set that page aside for later . The website was really helpful because it let me search using my personal preferences , including my location , my years of experience , whether or not I had a college degree , and what type of salary I wanted to be paid . I found 10 listings that I wanted to follow up on , so I bookmarked those pages using my internet browser . Finally , I went down to the local grocery store to check out their bulletin board , since lots of local businesses post " Help Wanted " posters there . I did n't find any that interested me , so I went back home . I gathered together the information from the 11 jobs I found online and in the newspaper and sat down to decide which of the jobs I should definitely apply for and which I should consider my back-ups . I decided to apply for all of the internet jobs , but not for the job listing I found in the newspaper . The internet jobs were all related to my degree , which is in library science , so they were more relevant than the newspaper posting which was for a housekeeper . The job listing website had a feature that would let me send my resume to the companies online , so I uploaded my resume to my computer and started applying for the jobs . Question: Where did the person go on the laptop Option1: To a jobs website. Option2: grocery store bulletin
Example Output:
To a jobs website.