answer: #Person2# usually buys name-brand clothes, while #Person1# doesn't because #Person1# finds big companies' advertisement is annoying. #Person1# thinks the slogan 'impossible is nothing' is not special but #Person2# loves it.
documents: #Person1#: How do you feel about wearing name logos or slogans on your clothing?
  #Person2#: I've never really thought about it before. I guess it doesn't bother me.
  #Person1#: Do you think advertising has an influence on the choices you make when you're shopping?
  #Person2#: I guess so. I usually buy name-brand clothing, shoes, and electronic goods. How about you?
  #Person1#: I actually try to avoid name-brand items. I can't stand it when big companies advertise their products all over the place!
  #Person2#: I know that advertisers are experts at persuading people to spend their money, I think brilliant items are usually higher quality than ~ grounds.
  #Person1#: I think is sensible to buy products that is high quality than others when you want to buy something that's going to last a long time, but I don't think it always makes sense.
  #Person2#: Do you have a brand preference for anything?
  #Person1#: I do for shower items like shower gel and shampoo, but I don't for higher-end items.
  #Person2#: What do you think about the ' impossible is nothing ' billboard on the high street?
  #Person1#: It's just a slogan for a famous company ; there's nothing really special about it.
  #Person2#: I think it's a brilliant advert! It really grabs my attention!
  #Person1#: To each their own!