answer: #Person1# and #Person2# are having lunch together. #Person2#'s fed up with the boxed lunch while #Person1# doesn't mind eating that. After lunch, #Person2#'s going to pay the bill for the company's lunch and #Person1#'s going to buy McDonald's for #Person1#'s son.
documents: #Person1#: How do you like the food sold in this sidewalk snack booth?
  #Person2#: At least, it is better than my boxed lunch at work. I'm so fed up with the bland food. Thank you for having lunch with me!
  #Person1#: Any time. But I don't mind eating boxed lunch. The food sanitation is really good too.
  #Person2#: It's hard to believe that you like it. You are so easy to be satisfied.
  #Person1#: Hey, it's not that bad. The food is nutritious and it's really convenient. I don't want to spend too much time on eating stuff.
  #Person2#: Eating is important. You are what you eat. It's not only a daily routine.
  #Person1#: Well, will you just go back to work after lunch?
  #Person2#: No. I'm going to pay the bill for the company's lunch.
  #Person1#: But you didn't eat anything today.
  #Person2#: Well, the bill is paid by month. That's probably the only thing that I like about a take-out restaurant.
  #Person1#: All right. I'm going to the McDonald's.
  #Person2#: For what? I thought you didn't like western food.
  #Person1#: No, I never did. It's for my son. He loves it, and I made an agreement with him that he can eat it once a week.
  #Person2#: That's really smart. My son Daniel is the same with your son. I just don't get it, why all the kids prefer western food to traditional food.
  #Person1#: Me, either. But, it's for sure that the children market is a really big one.
  #Person2#: That's for sure. It's always hard for the parents to say no to their children.