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: Every time I have to go to school or work I have to always ride a public bus . I have to make sure that I am by the bus stop in order to catch the bus on time . When I get on the bus , I have to pay the bus fare . I live in a big city , so there 's always a lot of people needing to take the bus . Therefore ; sometimes I am not lucky to find a seat to sit on . In that case , I would have to stand up . Overall , riding a bus is not enjoyable because it tends to be dirty , people are very loud , and it is very crowded . My commute is always a long one . I usually stay on the bus for one hour . For that one hour on the bus , I listen to music or play on my cell phone . Eventually , I get to my stop . Question: What do they get off of? Option1: bus Option2: the school
Example Output: bus

Example Input: Passage: Today I wanted to read the newspaper , but I do not have a newspaper subscription . I decided that the best way to get the newspaper would be to go to the library and read it there . I got dressed , put on my bike helmet , and biked over to the local public library . She directed me to the third floor , where all of the periodicals and newspapers were kept . I thanked her and went up the stairs to the third floor , seeing the newspapers held on large wooden sticks . I found the newspaper I wanted , the New York Times , and took it over to a large empty reading table . There , I scrolled through the pages that interested me , mainly the sports and politics sections , before returning the newspaper , exiting the library , and riding home on my bike . Question: Who did they ask? Option1: The librarian. Option2: A student.
Example Output: The librarian.

Example Input: Passage: My favorite band was coming to town ! I knew I had to get tickets . They went on sale early Monday morning and I was waiting at my computer to order them . I was able to get fourth row seats ! I was so excited . On the night of the show , my boyfriend and I drove to the stadium and parked our car . We walked into the stadium and showed our tickets . We stopped at the concessions stand for sodas and popcorn and then walked to the section where our seats were located . At 8:00 the opening act came on . People were polite but they wanted to see the main act ! When the warm up band finished there was about a ten minute break and then the main act came out . People settled down into their seats to watch the show . The band played for about an hour and a half . It was a great show ! Question: When were people milling about? Option1: during the main act Option2: when the stadium seating opened
Example Output:
when the stadium seating opened