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 Input: Joe: Hey mister writer man., Andrew: Hey., Joe: Have you ever read any books about writing?, Andrew: Not really. Why?, Joe: Oh., Joe: May I suggest Stephen King's "On Writing"? :), Andrew: Is it any good?, Joe: I found it inspiring., Joe: He doesn't really prance around the subject or give lectures., Joe: Of course it has some harsh truths., Joe: Like, if you can't dedicate yourself to writing, you'll never be good., Andrew: There is some truth in that., Joe: A lot of lazy people think they could write books :), Andrew: I'm very lazy., Andrew: But I don't think so that doesn't apply to me :P, Joe: So am I., Joe: But I want to be better., Joe: I'm trying to do at least the basics. Around two hours a day reading books and writing something., Andrew: Did you wrote something new recently?, Joe: I just sent in my first fantasy book for self-publishing., Joe: It's not perfect but it'll do., Andrew: Nice!, Andrew: Maybe it will gain some traction., Joe: I hope so., Joe: But it was more to prove myself that I can finish something., Andrew: A job well done!, Joe: Thanks.
Example Output: Andrew hasn't read any books about writing. Joe recommends Stephen King's "On Writing". Joe is trying to spend 2 hours every day reading and writing. Joe has just sent his first fantasy book for self-publishing.

Example Input: Bob: Hi, Sandra. You there?, Sandra: I am. So good to hear from you!, Sandra: How are you feeling?, Bob: A little better now., Sandra: How is the hospital?, Bob: Quite all right. Considering., Sandra: Do they take good care of you?, Bob: Nothing to complain, really., Sandra: How about the food?, Bob: They could make some improvements there., Sandra: That bad, ha?, Bob: Let's just say I don't enjoy it., Sandra: I can bring some food tonight., Sandra: What can you eat?, Bob: Practically nothing. So, don't bother., Sandra: There must be something:), Bob: Well, you could bring some fruit, I suppose., Sandra: What do you want?, Bob: Perhaps a couple of bananas and some grapes?, Sandra: No problem. I'll see you after work.
Example Output: Sandra is at hospital and is feeling a little better now. Bob will bring her some fruit when he visits her after work.

Example Input: Susan: <file_other>, Susan: Look what I found. Check it out, I think it's worth it and that you may be interested. , Mark: OK, thx., Mark: But what is it? More or less., Susan: I found this guy on yt., Susan: It's about motivation, being efficient and things like that. , Susan: We talked about it, you remember?, Mark: yep. I get it., Mark: Thank you. I'll have a look later., Mark: You were right, he's good!, Mark: many of the mechanisms sound familiar to me..., Susan: :), Susan: I thought it might be useful :), Mark: Yes, it is., Mark: He does explain a lot of things. , Mark: And I've checked some other videos. There's a lot of interesting stuff., Susan: Which ones do you like?, Mark: <file_other>, Mark: <file_other>, Mark: And this one, but it's a longer one and I didn't have time to finish it yet. But it seems worthwhile. , Susan: I've seen the first and the last one. , Susan: Yes, I think it's worth watching., Susan: Haven't seen the 2nd, but was planning to watch it as well :)
Example Output:
Susan sent Mark a motivational speaker's clip. Mark watched it. He liked it. He followef up watching another videos of the speaker. Susan will watch some as well.