answer: #Person1# and #Person2# talk about different types of games. #Person2# thinks the Rubik's cube is so difficult. Then #Person2# agrees to reveal some hints about PS2 game to exchange the instructions of the Rubik's cube. They decide to play yo-yo first.
documents: #Person1#: do you like playing games?
  #Person2#: I like playing computer games, but I'm not really into board games.
  #Person1#: how about individual games like the Rubik's cube or solitaire?
  #Person2#: the Rubik's cube is so difficult to solve that I think it should be banned!
  #Person1#: if I taught you how to do it, I'm sure you could solve it.
  #Person2#: how did you figure out how to slove the Rubik's cube?
  #Person1#: I didn't really have to figure it out. I just followed the instructions!
  #Person2#: I had no idea there were a set of instructions. I thought everyone who could solve it were all geniuses!
  #Person1#: hints are really important when you're solving puzzles. If you give me some hints about playing that PS2 game, I'll show you how to solve the Rubik's cube.
  #Person2#: it's a deal.
  #Person1#: do you remember, years ago, when everybody at the New Year's party had yo-yos?
  #Person2#: yeah. That was a strange party. Can you still do any of those yo-yo tricks?
  #Person1#: I don't know. I haven't tried yo-yo since that party!
  #Person2#: I could never figure out how to use my yo-yo.
  #Person1#: if you don't start when you're young, it's hard to get the hang of it.
  #Person2#: let's get started with this game then.
  #Person1#: ok.