answer: #Person2# tells #Person1# about a computer bulletin board allowing people to talk to strangers on a network and suggests #Person1# try it. #Person1# gets interested and will tag long and watch how #Person2# talk.
documents: #Person1#: So how did you meet Bill? 
  #Person2#: I met him through a computer bulletin board. 
  #Person1#: Oh, really? Which bulletin board? 
  #Person2#: It was one I used down at the local coffee house called the San Francisco Net. It's been around since around 1991. 
  #Person1#: I've heard about that, but I've never tried it. 
  #Person2#: You ought to. One dollar buys you 15 minutes of computer time. A Chat session links you with cappuccino sippers in other cafes and also to home computers on the network. 
  #Person1#: I have no desire to talk on a network with a bunch of strangers. 
  #Person2#: That's the whole point. All your inhibitions disappear because you can't see the other person. This network allows you to talk to people whom you normally wouldn't talk to. 
  #Person1#: I just want a private conversation with one other person. 
  #Person2#: You can do that. A private session lets two people talk alone. This techno-chat program lets you talk about anything with everybody, without prejudice because you can't see them. 
  #Person1#: Well, maybe I'll tag along and watch how you talk. 
  #Person2#: That's fine with me, but we'll have to get there early. Because after 8 pm, there is always a long line. 
  #Person1#: It's that popular? 
  #Person2#: It sure is.