answer: #Person2# wants to save some Euros in #Person2#'s account. #Person1# introduces two types of saving systems. #Person2# chooses a time deposit due to its high interest.
documents: #Person1#: Foreign Currency Deposits Counter, yes. What can I do for you?
  #Person2#: You see, I have these Euros, and of course they are of no use to me at the moment. So I'd like to save them in my account, but I'm not sure how to go about it.
  #Person1#: OK. We offer 2 types of saving systems, Time Savings and Demand Savings. With Time Savings your money cannot be withdrawn for a certain period of time, but with Demand Savings your money is'on demand', you can withdraw at any time.
  #Person2#: I see. What's the interest like on those?
  #Person1#: There's quite a large difference. I mean, if you were to use demand deposit we could give you 0. 13 % interest, but for a time deposit, of say, 1 year we would offer 0. 82 %.
  #Person2#: Yes, I couldn't agree with you more. A 1 year time deposit it is!