answer: #Person1# and #Person2# will meet Conrad at a gay bar. #Person2# doesn't want to go in at first. #Person1# persuades #Person2# by saying Conrad will be offended and there's nothing strange about it.
documents: #Person1#: We have to pick up Conrad before the party.
  #Person2#: Alright, no problem.
  #Person1#: We're supposed to meet him at Cal's Bar at 10
  #Person2#: Wait a minute. Cal's bar?
  #Person1#: Yes.
  #Person2#: That's a gay bar.
  #Person1#: Yes, it is. Conrad is gay. Didn't you know?
  #Person2#: I thought he was maybe gay, but I wasn't sure. Anyhow, you don't expect me to go into a gay bar, do you?
  #Person1#: Why not? We're supposed to meet him there.
  #Person2#: Why doesn't he meet us outside?
  #Person1#: Why should he do that? It isn't illegal for us to go in.
  #Person2#: Yeah, but who wants to go in? I'm not gay, you know. Why should I go in a gay bar?
  #Person1#: You sound like you're afraid.
  #Person2#: I just wouldn't be comfortable.
  #Person1#: You've never been in a gay bar before?
  #Person2#: No, never.
  #Person1#: But it's just a bar. There's no danger. You shouldn't be so homophobic.
  #Person2#: Well. . .
  #Person1#: Listen. If you refuse to go in, Conrad will be offended. You don't hate gay people, do you?
  #Person2#: No, I don't. But I never went into a gay bar before.
  #Person1#: Don't worry about it. There is nothing strange about it. If Conrad's there, we'll leave for the party. If he's not, we'll sit down and have a drink.
  #Person2#: Okay. I will try it. I suppose it isn't reasonable for me to refuse to go in. After all, gay people aren't afraid to go into normal bars.
  #Person1#: I'm glad you feel that way. We'll leave in about ten minutes, alright?
  #Person2#: Fine.