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: I noticed today that my lawn was getting rather shabby . It looked awful , especially when it was compared to that of my next door neighbor 's . I went into my garage where I kept my lawn mower . I tried to start it , but it would n't work ! I had no gas . I drove down to the gas station on the corner and bought a couple of gallons of gas for my mower . Then , I drove home . I poured all the gas into the tank of my lawn mower . Then I climbed into the seat . I zoomed around my yard , happily clipping my unsightly grass . Afterward , I rolled the mower back into the garage and turned it off . Then , I took the key from the ignition and hung it on the rack . The grass looked great ! Question: When were they done paying for the gas? Option1: before getting a couple of gallons of gas Option2: When at the gas station.
Example Output: When at the gas station.

Example Input: Passage: I opened my mailbox and got a letter from the state . I opened the letter and it said that I had to intend Jury Duty . Oh boy , I thought to myself . I grumbled to myself in aggravation . Well , the letter said the hearing that I was to attend was for next week . That means I will have to miss work , and let them know I wo n't be able to come in . The hearing was about a man accused of robbing a bank . After three days of hearing his pleas and judging to see if his story matched up to his whereabouts that day . We all decided that the facts did not match up with his story . Question: Jury duty is what? Option1: robbing a bank Option2: going to hear a trial
Example Output: going to hear a trial

Example Input: Passage: I woke up with a start , feeling as if I was missing something , like I was late ! It took a few moments for the adrenalin to subside , and then I remembered . Today is the day for my work interview , and I had spent much of the night dreaming about everything that could happen , both good and bad . I got myself out of bed and prepared for my day , paying attention to the details of my grooming and clothing . I really want to make a good appearance today . The trip to the downtown office where I would interview today would take about an hour if I decided to drive the entire way . I opted for the train , since there was a station about a block from where I would interview . Once I arrived , the receptionist asked me to have a seat and I would be called . After was seemed like an eternity , an eternity in which my nerves kept knotting up and screaming at me , I was called in . The lady behind the desk introduced herself , and handed me some tests to do , before my face to face interview . This confused me a bit , but I decided it would give me more time to calm down . I always did well in testing . Once I got to my face to face interview , I was calm and centered . I could not be happier . Question: When did they leave the house? Option1: When they were prepared to leave Option2: late
Example Output:
When they were prepared to leave