answer: #Person1# tells #Person2# that #Person1# never shops online due to security questions. #Person2# thinks if people buy from reputable companies with secure websites, it is ok. #Person1# invites #Person2# to the department store.
documents: #Person1#: Do you do a lot of your shopping online?
  #Person2#: Not really. I like looking on the internet at what's available, but I usually prefer to actually see and touch what I'm buying before I pay for it. Sometimes, I'll look at something in a shop, but later buy it online if it's cheaper. You don't like buying things online, do you?
  #Person1#: No. I'm a little worried about security. You never who's trying to find out your codes and passwords. Aren't you worry about that?
  #Person2#: Not really. I know that it happens, but if you buy from reputable companies with secure websites, you should be ok. Even though I use online shopping facilities, I don't think it's the best way to shop.
  #Person1#: I'm surprised to hear you say that. I thought you loved anything technological.
  #Person2#: I do. I'm a big fan of using new technology, but I don't want to sit in front of a computer screen all day. I think people need to get out and interact with other people.
  #Person1#: So, how about coming to the department store with me? I want to see if there are any new summer clothes on sale yet.
  #Person2#: Sure. I'd love to join you. Can we stop by the computer store? I just want to see if they have something.
  #Person1#: Sure. While you're in the computer store. I will visit the book store opposite. I like to browse through their books if they have anything interesting.
  #Person2#: Ok. I'Ve finished online. Let's go. I'll just get some money and my credit card.
  #Person1#: Thanks for reminding me. I had forgotten to get mine.