answer: #Person1# and #Person2# are talking about what they need for the barbecue. They share what they have brought. They'll go to the shop to buy some buns and catchup. Both they think people can choose how they want their meat cooked by the barbecue.
documents: #Person1#: What do we need for the barbecue?
  #Person2#: Well, I'Ve bought a lot of meat. I'Ve got pork chops, small steaks, chicken wings and plenty of hot dog sausages and hamburger patties.
  #Person1#: I can't wait to start cooking. I'Ve bought the grill and charcoal. Do you have enough plates and utensils?
  #Person2#: I think so. I bought some paper plates and cups for people to use. It will save on the washing up.
  #Person1#: And if people drop them, they won't break. We'll need to buy some buns to make hot dogs and hamburgers.
  #Person2#: They sell them at the shop around the corner. We can go and get some in a few minutes.
  #Person1#: I brought some cheese to make cheeseburgers and some onions for the hot dogs. We'll need some tomato catchup and some barbecue sauce.
  #Person2#: I have the sauce, but remind me to get some catchup at the shop.
  #Person1#: How long does it take to cook meat on the barbecue?
  #Person2#: It only takes a few minutes. Some people like their meat well done, others like it rare. The great thing about the barbecue is that everyone can choose how they want their meat cooked.
  #Person1#: They can cook them themselves to make sure exactly how they like it.
  #Person2#: I hope you haven't invited any vegetarians.