answer: #Person1# keeps #Person2# from high-sugar food but #Person2# feels unfair. Finally, #Person1# agrees to let #Person1# buy a chocolate bar.
documents: #Person1#: What did you just put in the basket?
  #Person2#: Some peanut butter.
  #Person1#: That is not a jar of peanut butter.
  #Person2#: Ok, fine, they're peanut butter cookies.
  #Person1#: You know, we don't keep cookies in the house.
  #Person2#: Mom, please.
  #Person1#: I will buy you yogurt instead, it's much healthier.
  #Person2#: I don't like yogurt. What about some chocolate pudding?
  #Person1#: You can get the low sugar kind.
  #Person2#: That kind doesn't taste as good. What about some carrot cake? It has carrots in it.
  #Person1#: Cake also has a lot of sugar.
  #Person2#: This is so unfair, I'm the only kid at school who isn't allowed to eat food that tastes good.
  #Person1#: Ok, I'll let you buy one chocolate bar, but that's it.
  #Person2#: Really? Are you serious? You're the best mom.