answer: #Person1# and #Person2# go to a supermarket to buy beers but #Person2# says the law restricts beers to liquor stores so they buy supplies as well as some articles of daily use instead.
documents: #Person1#: We need to buy some beers too. Where is the beer?
  #Person2#: They don't have beer in this supermarket. We have to go to the liquor store. 
  #Person1#: Huh? They don't have beer. How can that be? 
  #Person2#: It's a state law. The state doesn't allow supermarkets to sell beer. Only in liquor stores. 
  #Person1#: That's too strict. It's silly. 
  #Person2#: I know. I agree with you. Excuse me. Do you sell organic vegetables here? 
  #Person3#: Yes, we do. They're right in front of you. The organic vegetables are marked with the blue label. Here. Do you see? 
  #Person2#: Sure. Thank you. You should have a sign. That way people could identify which are organic and which aren't. 
  #Person3#: They're labeled on the packet, sir. 
  #Person2#: One more question. 
  #Person3#: Yes? 
  #Person2#: We need to buy some soy sauce. Which aisle is the soy sauce in? 
  #Person3#: That would be in aisle 7, with the condiments. It is right next to the ketchup. 
  #Person2#: Thank you. Do you wan. paper or plastic bags? 
  #Person1#: Plastic bags. 
  #Person2#: And do you want to drive up? 
  #Person1#: What do you mean? 
  #Person2#: We can have someone put the bags in our trunk for us. We just drive up to that door over there. 
  #Person1#: Wow! That's convenient. But I think we can take the groceries by ourselves. 
  #Person2#: Yes, our car is not parked far away. I'll tell the cashier we don't want to drive up. It should be about ninety dollars all together. 
  #Person1#: Here is one-hundred. I will go look at the magazine rack, okay?