In this task you are given a small conversation between two persons and 4 options on how the conversation should continue. Your job is to choose the most reasonable option. The conversation and the options are separated by a newline character. Each dialogue in the conversation are separated by a comma. F and M indicate female and male, respectively.

Example Input: M: Alice, fancy that. ,F: Yeah, Bruce. Fancy meeting you here. ,M: I am here to refresh myself. I would like to feast my eyes on an excellent rugby game. ,F: What is that? ,M: It is the rugby game between at Yale and Harvard University a yearly event.It is also regarded as the glory fight for the 2 universities. It is the American version of the Oxford in Cambridge boat race. ,F: That must be a big shot, I do not care about sports that much in the spare time. Can you tell me more? ,M: You are finding the right person, my pleasure. This rugby game started in one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five and has been held 133 times. Usually taking place in November. The 2 universities take turns to be the host. ,F: I know there are always cut throat competitions between the 2 universities, can it be seen as a kind of competition? ,M: Yeah, exactly. Both universities counting much on it. ,F: I bet the scene must be fantastic.
(A) M: Yeah, it cannot be seen as a kind of competition and the game is noisy. (B) M: Yeah, the two companies are counting much on it and the game is fantastic. (C) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (D) M: Really? You bet the scene can't be fantastic and you think it is boring?
Example Output: C

Example Input: M: Thank you for calling the Hillside Gallery. How can I help you? ,F: Hello. Is there a photography exhibition this weekend? ,M: Yes, there is. ,F: How much is the ticket? ,M: Tickets for the gallery are 10 pounds and half price for children, but this includes the painting exhibitions, too. If you only want to see the photography exhibition, it's 7 pounds per person, with half price for children, too. ,F: The gallery's on Flower Street, isn't it? ,M: No, we moved to a different building last year. Our present address is 25 Gardenia Road. It's opposite to the Town Square. ,F: Oh, I see. Does the number 25 bus go by it? ,M: Yes, but I suggest you not take a bus or drive here. You will be stuck in a traffic jam at weekends on this street. The underground is easy and fast.
(A) F: Sure, I will take the bus there as you suggested since it's faster and cheaper. (B) F: I hate traffic jam. In that case, I shall take the underground to go to your gallery. (C) F: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (D) F: So you think it's better driving there since neither bus nor subway goes there.
Example Output: B

Example Input: M: You look a little uncomfortable. What's the matter? ,F: Oh, I just don't eat Thai food very much. ,M: Would you like me to order you something else or would you rather go to that new Italian restaurant? ,F: No, we came here to eat, so let's eat. Maybe I'll just add some salt. ,M: Really? It's no problem. I don't want you to feel forced into eating something you don't like. ,F: It's fine really. I need to try new things.
(A) M: Why don't you like Thai food here? (B) M: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch that. Would you mind speaking more slowly? (C) M: I'll go to the kitchen and get you something to drink. There are a lot of food in my house. (D) M: I don't want to eat in that Italian restaurant anymore. Let's go to the Thai restaurant next door.
Example Output:
A