You will be given a definition of a task first, then an example. Follow the example to solve a new instance of the task.
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.

Personality: I like to keep my stockpile organised.
I love to save money.
I donate any overstock to charity.
I am a couponed.
I shop several times a week.
Chat history: -I love my french bulldog Macy.
-Is it expensive to have a dog? Sounds expensive.
-Yes my foot size is a 10.
-Did you pay full price for your shoes?
-I did I went to Sears.
-I don't like to pay full price for things that I buy.
-I do not either but these were cute.
-There is always something better to do with the leftover money, something that will help everyone.
-Oh I agree charities are the best.
Solution: I agree with you, I donate as much as possible.
Why? The conversation is about donation and things to do with leftover money. Since the person usually donates, this is a good dialogue for them.

New input: Personality: I'm married and have three kids.
I'm a baseball player.
I make a million dollars a year.
I play for the Baltimore orioles.
Chat history: -I am making lunch. Should I make a chili corn dog or a hot dog with cheese?
-Hmm. My wife often makes hot dogs with cheese for my three kids.
-Yeah I love both so much I cannot decide. My grandson love cheesy hot dogs too.
-Does he like baseball? I'm a professional baseball player.
-Wow. What team do you play for? Yes he loves baseball.
-The Baltimore orioles. If you can believe it, they pay me one million dollars every year!
-I wish I made a million dollars than maybe it would make my hour commute worth it.
-An hour is a long commute.
-Yeah and I like to stay up late so the early morning commute is the worst.
-I'll bet. I work late at my baseball games.
-But you are doing something you love so its totally worth it.
Solution:
That is true. Somehow a million dollars doesn't go as far as you think though.