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W: So where do you think we should go for dinner this anniversary? We were really enjoying ourselves last year. Why don’t we go to the same restaurant?
M: Well, I think we should go somewhere different this year.
W: Yes, but last year’s restaurant is really good. A new place might not be as successful.
M: I agree that it was a good restaurant. You know, it’s always nice to go somewhere new.
W: I also think that we should choose a Chinese restaurant again—they are usually much bigger than Western restaurants and there are only a few people in the company who are not Chinese.
M: What you say about the size of the restaurant and the fact that most of our staff are Chinese is absolutely true. However, it will get a bit boring going back to the same restaurant each year.
W: I’m not saying we should go back there every year. We’ve only been there once before, so I don’t think you’ll be bored with it.
M: Mm, I know. Maybe we could try a new restaurant this year and go back there again next year.
W: Well, maybe you have a point. But next year...
M: I know, next year, it’s up to you. You know what? I find a new French restaurant.