answer: #Person1# invites #Person2# to play volleyball together tomorrow night. #Person2# realizes it's time for more exercise so #Person2# agrees. #Person1# begins to talk about how much exercise #Person1# did in high school and how little time #Person1# can put into exercise now. They decide to meet in front of the cinema.
documents: #Person1#: Are you busy tomorrow night? I'm going over to the workers club for volleyball. If you'd like to come along?
  #Person2#: Isn't that far away?
  #Person1#: Not really. If you take the number 3 bus, you can get there in 10 minutes. And if volleyball doesn't interest you, they've got a huge indoor swimming pool, a weights room and an indoor track. It's a great place to meet people.
  #Person2#: Now that you mention it, it would be nice to get away from the computer center for a change. And I really should get so more exercise. Working up a sweat in a ball game or the weights room would be nice. I've gotten so fat.
  #Person1#: Of course. Look at me, you're not the only one. In high school I had a lot more time to do sport activities. I was never a great athlete, but I had enough time to play tennis with my friends regularly. And during the winter, I'd go skating almost once a week at a place near my home. But after starting college, all that extra time disappeared, because I was always hitting the books. Now what little spare time you have must be used in doing exercises. At least the club is open until 12:00 am.
  #Person2#: I guess it's worth a visit. Did you say you going tomorrow night?
  #Person1#: Yeah.
  #Person2#: OK. I'll come to. How about meeting me in front of the cinema at 8:00? And we'll catch the bus there.
  #Person1#: Sure, see you then.