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: One day , Katie invited her best friend Mary over to her house . Katie was very excited because it was the first time that Katie had a friend come over to her house . When Mary first arrived , Katie asked Mary if she would like anything to eat or anything to drink . Katie had seen her mom ask visitors if they would like anything to eat or drink so she figured that she would ask Mary those questions . Mary said that she was not hungry but said that she was thirsty . Katie grabbed 2 cups , grabbed some ice and then grabbed the pitcher of lemonade . Katie then put the ice into the cups and poured the lemonade . The lemonade was freshly squeezed and tasted great . Once the girls were finished drinking their lemonade they went and played . Question: What did Mary ask for? Option1: something to eat Option2: something to drink
Example Output: something to drink

Example Input: Passage: Nobody takes taxis anymore because of Lyft and Uber . Even though lyft and uber are unregulated and probably bad for the economy , drivers , and passengers , they are just so darn convenient . If you take a cab you have to call the cab company and let them know where you want to be picked up . They 're supposed to have credit card machines in the cab but often they do n't . This means you need to have cash with you . For the fare as well as a tip . The cab driver says okay and takes the longest route possible so he gets more money . We make inane small talk as he drives until it gets too awkward and then we sit in silence . When we arrive at the destination I overpay him for the ride . Question: Who is being sent? Option1: Cab driver Option2: the police
Example Output: Cab driver

Example Input: Passage: We recently had to move to a new town . I was n't thrilled that I was having to move . I loved my house , friends , school and town . I did n't see how any new town could be better , but my Dad had a new job so we had to move . They asked me what I wanted in a new home and I was mad , so I said I did n't want a new house . They told me they understood , but they were sure that I would soon love my new home as much . Finally they found a home and we packed our things to move in . When we drove up , I could n't believe how nice the home was . I still did n't let them know that I was impressed . I was still mad about moving . We started bringing our things in and some kids stopped by to ask if I was moving in . I said yes . We used to love to come over here and swim in the pool when our friend used to live here . I could n't believe it . My new house had a pool . I think I am going to like my new house after all . Question: What meant they could afford a much larger home? Option1: mom's new job Option2: dad's new job
Example Output:
dad's new job