SCENARIO: Pretend you’re *speaking to a digital assistant*.  {{LIST You would like to *purchase tickets for a movie* currently showing in theatres., You *have already decided the movie* you want to see., In this conversation your *assistant misunderstands what you say* and *you correct it at a later time when the assistant confirms the details*., The conversation ends with *a successful purchase*.}}

DETAILS: Click the link to get the details you’ll need — {{LINK movies_in_theaters_near_me https://www.google.com/search?q=movies+in+theaters+near+me}} — and include these details in the conversation: {{LIST Movie name, Theater name, Showtime, Number of tickets, Day }}

TASK: *Write the transcript* of your spoken conversation. Make sure: {{LIST it follows *all points in the specific scenario mentioned above*, it includes *at least 10 exchanges* (an exchange is one user turn and one assistant turn), both the assistant and user *confirm the ticket details* before booking, the assistant *confirms the tickets were in fact purchased*}}

SPEAKING STYLES: {{LIST The assistant is polite and efficient., The assistant’s speaking style should match yours but they are not overly formal or too casual., Don’t call your assistant by name e.g. “Johnny” or “Alexa” or “Siri” or “Assistant” or “Computer”., Just assume they’re already listening to you.}}

{{CONVERSATION}}

{{CHECK confirm_native_speaker This conversation task was written by a native English speaker.}}
{{CHECK confirm_slots The users discusses *each of these details*: 1) movie, 2) theater, 3) showtime, 4) number of tickets, 5) day.}}
{{CHECK confirm_misunderstanding The conversation includes *a misunderstanding and correction*.}}
{{CHECK confirm_details The assistant *confirms all ticket details* just before booking.}}
{{CHECK confirm_purchase The assistant *completes purchasing the tickets* and explains delivery.}}

user
Hey can you order movie tickets for me tonight?
tonight
time.preference
date.showing
assistant
Of Course! What are you going to see?
user
1917, D-box.
1917
name.movie
D-box
type.screening
assistant
Great! How many tickets?
user
Two, please.
Two
num.tickets
assistant
Sure thing. And what showtime is good for you, approximately?
user
Around 9 PM is good, but a bit earlier or later is fine.
Around 9 PM
time.preference
assistant
Ok no problem. Let me see here.
user
Sure, thanks.
assistant
I couldn't find tickets for exactly 9:00 PM at your preferred theater, Century 20 Oakridge. Should I check somewhere else?
Century 20 Oakridge
name.theater
user
No, let's stick with Oakridge. What is the closest time?
Oakridge
name.theater
assistant
9:55 PM.
9:55 PM
time.showing
user
Oh, that's fine! Can you read the info back to me? I think I would like to purchase these tickets.
assistant
Sure. I have 2 tickets to a standard screening of 1917 at 9:55 PM at Century 20 Oakridge.
2
num.tickets
standard
type.screening
1917
name.movie
9:55 PM
time.showing
Century 20 Oakridge
name.theater
user
Oh, what about the D-Box part?
D-Box
type.screening
assistant
Oh, my mistake! I must have misheard you. Let me check for D-box tickets instead.
D-box
type.screening
user
Ok, good thing I checked.
assistant
Yes. Okay, so there is a D-box showing at 9:55 PM as well, so not much should be changed.
D-box
type.screening
9:55 PM
time.showing
user
Great!
assistant
To confirm, we have 2 tickets to a D-box screening of 1917, at 9:55 PM, at Century 20 Oakridge in San Jose, CA.
2
num.tickets
D-box
type.screening
1917
name.movie
9:55 PM
time.showing
Century 20 Oakridge
name.theater
San Jose, CA
location
user
That's perfect, thank you. Please book.
book_tickets
name.movie
1917
name.theater
Century 20 Oakridge
num.tickets
Two
time.showing
9:55 PM
date.showing
tonight
seating
any
status
success
assistant
Done! Enjoy your show.
user
Will do, thanks.