answer: #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# enjoys working in a coffeehouse as a newspaper columnist and says #Person2# likes Irish coffee the most. They share opinions on coffee. #Person2# thinks coffee is more a living style than a simple drink for western people and #Person1# says more and more young Chinese fall for coffee.
documents: #Person1#: Good afternoon, sir. You are really a regular customer here. May I ask you why you come here so often?
  #Person2#: I'm a newspaper columnist. I write comments for a living. I enjoy working in a coffeehouse.
  #Person1#: I see. But isn't it a bit too noisy?
  #Person2#: I don't mind. By contrast, I quite like the circumstances, as I can see a variety of people here, who can always give me tremendous inspiration. And the most important thing is coffee as it is my life.
  #Person1#: I can see that. Then what is your favorite coffee?
  #Person2#: Irish coffee is my favorite. But I can drink any other. I'm not particular on it.
  #Person1#: All right. Would you make coffee yourself when you are at home?
  #Person2#: Not very often. Making coffee is a bit troublesome. Most of the time, I just buy takeout at Starbucks. And also, I quite like instant coffee.
  #Person1#: I think instant coffee is becoming more and more popular. Though its taste is not perfect, it's really cheap and convenient.
  #Person2#: Exactly. Nescafe is the world's favorite coffee. People love it all over the world?
  #Person1#: Which country makes the best coffee in the world?
  #Person2#: Many people think Brazil makes the best coffee. Brazil exports a lot of coffee. But I love Irish coffee. So it's hard to say. Just depends on your taste.
  #Person1#: I agree. I heard in the western countries, almost everyone likes coffee. Is that true?
  #Person2#: Yes. No doubt about that. For us, coffee is more a living style rather than a simple drink. I heard Chinese people don't drink that much coffee.
  #Person1#: No, we don't, especially the old people. But more and more young people fall for coffee.
  #Person2#: I suppose so. That's probably why there are so many wonderful coffeehouses in China now.