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: So , one day I wanted to go to a concert . As you may or may not know , a concert is when a group of musicians get together to perform for an audience . They may play instruments or they may just sing . So , first I had to buy tickets . You can buy some tickets at the ticket office at the stadium ; however , if you do that , there is n't any guarantee that there will be any tickets left . The Ticket Monster will ask how many tickets that you 'll need and will assign the seats to you . You ca n't request seats from The Ticket Monster ; The Ticket Monster is n't that nice . The Ticket Monster will then tell you that if you do n't accept the assigned seats , the Ticket Monster will hang up . If you are a Special Person , The Ticket Monster will provide a whole lot of seats to you ; however , I 'm not a Special Person , so I had to accept what seats that were given to me and consider myself lucky that The Ticket Monster allowed me to go to the concert . The Ticket Monster then mails the tickets to me ( for a fee ) or will email a link to me ( for a fee ) so that I can print the tickets . Because I bothered The Ticket Monster , The Ticket Monster will also charge me a \ \ convenience fee \ \ . Question: What do they eventually print out? Option1: The concert tickets. Option2: Directions to the concert.
Example Output: The concert tickets.

Example Input: Passage: John was getting up from bed . He was so thirsty , he realized that his throat was very dry . He decided he was going to make some tea . He had a french press for making tea which was very nice . He also had an electric kettle for boiling the water for his tea . He turned on the kettle and made sure it was filled with water first . After the water was done boiling he continued to pour the boiling water , very carefully into the french press . He then left it to brew for about five minutes . He continued to fix a glass of ice cubes so he could make it iced tea instead of hot tea because he liked that better . He poured the tea over the ice cubes and put some sugar and a little bit of lemon into his tea to make it sweet . He was done fixing his tea and it was delicious ! Question: How long did it take John to walk into his kitchen? Option1: a very long time Option2: not long because John was inside his house.
Example Output: not long because John was inside his house.

Example Input: Passage: I went into the gas station because I was really , really low on gas and could n't risk getting stranded . So I pulled up next to one of the pumps and tried not to park too far from the pump I was using . I got out of the car and put my debit card in out out of the kiosk kinda quickly . I did that , then it asked me if I wanted a car wash . I entered , " no . " and then it asked me if I wanted a receipt . I entered , " yes . " and then finally it told me to select what kind of gas I wanted so I selected regular , which is the cheapest . Then I opened my gas cap on the car and stuck the end of the pump into the hole where the fuel goes . Then I took it out , put it back on the handle , then I put the fuel cap back on . Then I got my receipt , got in my car and drove away . Question: What did they squeeze? Option1: The level on the handle of gas pump. Option2: fuel cap
Example Output:
The level on the handle of gas pump.