answer: Lydia is looking at her horoscope and tells #Person1# a horoscope is a prediction of one's month based on one's zodiac sign. #Person1# does not believe in horoscopes and thinks the criteria of the astrology sign are so broad and they could apply to anyone.
documents: #Person1#: Hey Lydia, what are you reading?
  #Person2#: I'm looking at my horoscope for this month! My outlook is very positive. It says that I should take a vacation to someplace exotic, and that I will have a passionate summer fling!
  #Person1#: What are you talking about? Let me see that. . . What are horoscopes?
  #Person2#: It's a prediction of your month, based on your zodiac sign. You have a different sign for the month and date you were born in. I was born on April 15th, so I'm an Aries. When were you born?
  #Person1#: January 5th.
  #Person2#: Let's see. . . you're a Capricorn. It says that you will be feeling stress at work, but you could see new, exciting developments in your love life. Looks like we'll both have interesting summers!
  #Person1#: That's bogus. I don't feel any stress at work, and my love life is practically nonexistent. This zodiac stuff is all a bunch of nonsense.
  #Person2#: No, it's not, your astrology sign can tell you a lot about your personality. See? It says that an Aries is energetic and loves to socialize.
  #Person1#: Well, you certainly match those criteria, but they're so broad they could apply to anyone. What does it say about me?
  #Person2#: A Capricorn is serious-minded and practical. She likes to do things in conventional ways. That sounds just like you!