In this task, you are given a conversation, and your task is to generate a summary from the information present in the given conversation. Generate a summary in such a way that the context should be present in the conversation. It should cover the complete context of the conversation.
Example: Lucas: Hey! How was your day?, Demi: Hey there! , Demi: It was pretty fine, actually, thank you!, Demi: I just got promoted! :D, Lucas: Whoa! Great news!, Lucas: Congratulations!, Lucas: Such a success has to be celebrated., Demi: I agree! :D, Demi: Tonight at Death & Co.?, Lucas: Sure!, Lucas: See you there at 10pm?, Demi: Yeah! See you there! :D
Example solution: Demi got promoted. She will celebrate that with Lucas at Death & Co at 10 pm.
Example explanation: The summary is concise brief of what Lucas and Demi talked in the conversation. The context is well expressed and no external knowledge is used in generating the summary. So, it's a good summary.

Problem: Steve: hi, Steve: you're both here?, Steve: from what Greg wrote before, the movie is with subtitles only in 3D and 2D is only with dubbing, Mark: I'm not sure about both but I'm here, Mark: and until the official release, we can't be sure about anything, Mark: Greg only checked with one cinema so far, Greg: yeah, I'm here, Greg: the cinema I checked doesn't even have any info on the movie and looking at the other places only shitty options are available, Steve: I have no intentions on going for the dubbed version, Steve: I could live with the 3D one but Mark has a problem with it, Greg: he has those 3D cancelling glasses we got for him, Steve: do they even work?, Mark: never tried them before as I always choose the 2D version, Mark: I don't understand why the 2D version is not available with subtitles, do people hate reading that much?, Steve: people are getting lazy and not everyone can understand other languages well, Steve: but more importantly what are we going to do with it?, Steve: settle for the 3D?, Mark: do you also have the cancelling glasses?, Greg: we don't need them, Greg: I do prefer 2D but it's not that big of a deal for me, Mark: let's go for the 3D version then, Mark: and I hope that those cancelling glasses do work, Mark: otherwise I'm going to be sick and it won't be a pleasant experience for any of us :P
Solution: Steve, Mark and Greg are going to see a movie. The cinema they chose only offers a 3D version with subtitles and a 2D version with dubbing. Mark has 3D cancelling glasses. Steve, Mark and Greg decide on the 3D version.