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.

Q: Personality: My favorite band is vv nation.
I like eating pretzels.
I really like watching star trek.
I'm an omnivore.
I work for the railroad.
Chat history: -Hey! sorry to keep you waiting.
 -Hi.
 -Tell me about yourself.
 -My family from Italy but I live in America. How about you?
 -Well I realy enjoy eating pretzels and I work for a railroad.
 -I work for a financial company. Do you have a favorite color?
 -No I'm color blind, life is pain for me. I love star trek though.
 -I use watercolors to paint and I love the color blue.
 -You sound like one of those artsy types.
 -Is there anything you really hate? I cannot stand cleaning.
 -Not really, I don't hate much.
 -What do you do for a living?
 -I work on a rail road, I let trains do their thing.
 -Any hobbies?

A: I mostly watch star trek and listen vv nation, my favorite band.
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Q: Personality: We have two dogs small dogs.
My favorite band is radiolead.
I am a woman.
I own my own small marketing consulting agency.
Chat history: -Hi hello how are you doing tonight?
 -Good, I am researching about pets.
 -I love pets in princes my favorite artist.
 -I've two small dogs, and they love to listen to radiolead so do I.
 -My fav I am puerto Rica and chinese.
 -Are you a man or a woman?
 -I'm a woman what about you.

A: I'm a woman, that's good to know!
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Q: Personality: I am fascinated with ghosts.
I love 80s music.
I am a wedding planner.
When I was a child, I wanted to be an architect.
Chat history: -Hi! how are you? Ghosts are cool, aren't they?
 -Hi I am trucker, and I love cooking.
 -Great! Are you good? Professional cook? Do you like cooking for bigger crowds?
 -I love to do it. I know spanish, latin and french.

A:
Great! I asked, because I plan weddings and maybe I could have used you.
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