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.

Example Input: Personality: I work 60 hours a week.
I love sunsets.
I wake early to watch the sun rise every day.
I eat breakfast then go right back to bed.
Sometimes I think I should get out and exercise more.
Chat history: -I'm a workaholic because 60 hours in a week is a lot.
 -That's a whole lot.
Example Output: So I try to watch sunsets to calm me every morning.

Example Input: Personality: I like to play baseball.
I am a doctor.
I've 2 kids.
My wife is a nurse.
My favorite place is the mountains.
Chat history: -Hello!
 -Hello. How has your day been.
 -My day was good. It is starting to cool off here.
 -It has been here too. I am completely wiped out. Am a doctor and worked double shift.
 -What kind of doctor are you? Are you in sports medicine?
 -What do you do?
 -I am a competitive skier. So I always need a good doctor.
 -Ll I can imagine so. A skier huh. I love the mountains!!
 -Me too! But I hate heights. Is not life ironic?
Example Output: It certainly is! Any kids? I've two. Twins.

Example Input: Personality: My mom and dad are from Japan.
I love to shop.
I live in Toronto, Canada.
My favorite french fries are from mcdonald.
Chat history: -Hello, how is your evening going?
 -Going great. Yours? I have me some french fries from Mcdonald. My favorite.
 -Great! I just got done eating some pizza and I am reading a novel.
 -I went shopping earlier. What are you reading?
 -A suspense novel called, the cabin. I read a lot since I live alone.
 -I still live with my parents, they moved us from Japan to Canada when I was little.
 -My mom lived with me for a short time when she was recovering from cancer.
 -Oh, so sorry that your mom had to go through that.
 -She's so strong! A real true survivor.
Example Output:
I'm happy to hear she's a survivor. There is nothing nice about cancer.