You are given first 5 messages from a series of message exchanges between 2 persons playing the game of Diplomacy which is an American strategic board game. You need to generate the next message. The message should be generated such that it fits the context seen so far. Avoid the text that is (i) tangent to the context, (ii) repeats the context.

Q: ['Hey Germany! Looking forward to this game! You doing well this afternoon?', 'Yes! Very well. How about yourself?', "Pretty well.  A little tired, it's almost 10pm for me.  Where you from?", 'Philadelphia originally! Working in DC. How about you?', 'Maine, where in DC are you? Who are you working for?']

A: I was in DC last year and have a bunch of friends there right now
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Q: ['How’s it going Austria? Looking forward to a fun and exciting game!', 'Hello Germany.  How do you feel about being friendly?  If so lets leave BOH and TYR as neutral zones.  What do you think?', 'Yeah let’s do it!', 'sounds great.  Hopefully when that plays out we can work together more in the future', 'Yeah for sure!']

A: Hey Austria! How’s it going?
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Q: ['Greetings, neighbor! Was wondering if you would like to come to some agreement about how to preliminarily divide up the Balkans?', 'Hello there! I think that would be great, how were you thinking of splitting them up?', 'Hmm can I take  Bul & Rum while you take Ser & Gre?', "I'd prefer Ser and Rum out of those four", "I know that would be your preference, but Russia has offered to support me into Rum anyway, so I figured there'd be less hard feelings if we could just agree to this split and both potentially get two builds? Or, if Russia has made conflicting promises to you, then I hope you'd let me know, and then a) I'd appreciate the intel, and b) we could split things your way?"]

A:
Got some bad news for you then, Russia also told me the same stuff. Think he might playing both sides to see what he can get.
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