#Person1#: For our lunch meeting with the investors, do we have to make a reservation at the restaurant or do we just show up? 
#Person2#: Usually for lunch, we don't have to reserve a table, they should allow walk-ins. But to be on the safe side, I'll order a table for half-past twelve. Will that suit your schedule? 
#Person1#: I've arranged to meet them at the restaurant at twelve. Can you make the reservation a little earlier? If we start earlier, it will give us more time for a longer lunch. 
#Person2#: Are you planning on treating the investors to a full-course meal? 
#Person1#: Yes, we'll start with appetizers, follow with a soup and salad course, then main dishes of prime RMB or cordon bleu chicken, and finish up with a delicious rich dessert of some sort. 
#Person2#: That'll be pretty heavy for a mid-day meal, don't you think? 
#Person1#: As along as we stay away from anything alcoholic, we should be okay. 
#Person2#: With your prime RMB and chicken choices, you'd better hope nobody's vegetarian. 
#Person1#: We can make some special arrangement if we need to. After all, it's the company who is footing the bill. 
#Person1# and #Person2# are talking about the lunch meeting with the investors. #Person1# asks #Person2# to make a reservation at twelve and plans to treat the investors to a full-course meal. #Person2# reminds #Person1# to pay attention to the vegetarians.
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