answer: Mary tells #Person1# she met a guy last night and had a wonderful time. She describes the man, and #Person1# thinks they are a good match. Mary doesn't look for specific qualities in a friend, while #Person1# thinks honesty is the most valuable. Mary agrees.
documents: #Person1#: Hey, Mary, what's up? 
  #Person2#: Just so so. Last night I met this great guy at the bar and we had such a wonderful time, so we decided to meet again tonight. 
  #Person1#: Oh, that's exciting. What does this guy look like? Is he hot? 
  #Person2#: Well, I didn't think so at first. But as we started talking, I found him extremely funny and witty. I couldn't stop laughing at his jokes! And we have so much in common. We like the same team, music, and most amazingly, we both love Chinese food! I have the feeling that we are going to be great friends. 
  #Person1#: It seems you two are a good match. What qualities do you look for in a friend? 
  #Person2#: There's nothing definite I think. I don't have a list or anything, but when I first meet somebody, I can usually tell whether or not that person is going to be a good friend. It seems I have radar helping me spot new friends. 
  #Person1#: Well, that's something I've never heard of. But if you ask me what I value most in a friend, I would say honesty. 
  #Person2#: I agree. You can't expect a close relationship with a dishonest person. Those are the people that will turn their back on you when you are in need. 
  #Person1#: Yeah, I know. A friend in need is a friend indeed. I don't need fair-weather friends either.