#Person1#: This facility is great, don't you think?
#Person2#: Yes, it is better than last year. They have done a very good job this time.
#Person1#: I'm glad our booth is on the first floor. More people can see our display.
#Person2#: If someone wants to find us, they can look at this floor plan. It shows where all the companies have their booths.
#Person1#: Let me see that. I didn't get one when I came in.
#Person2#: Really? They didn't give you one with your ticket?
#Person1#: No.
#Person2#: That's strange.
#Person1#: Where do you go for lunch around here?
#Person2#: Are you hungry?
#Person1#: Not too bad. But I will be soon.
#Person2#: I went across the street. There is a good Chinese restaurant next to the hotel.
#Person1#: I can't see Cortex on this floor plan. Don't they have a booth here?
#Person2#: They must. Let me look at that. Here it is. Cortex. It's on the second floor, next to the Roll booth.
#Person1#: Oh, that will be uncomfortable for them.
#Person2#: For whom? Cortex?
#Person1#: Yes. Cortex just stole Darren McDowell from Rolly. And probably Darren will be here. So he will have to spend the whole show standing next to his old Cortex coworkers.
#Person2#: I've never met Darren. But you're right. That would probably be uncomfortable.
#Person1#: When you reserve a booth, you should check who your neighbors will be. Don't you think?
#Person2#: Yes, maybe. If you're Darren McDowell, you should probably check.
#Person1#: Yes. Well, I think I'll go get lunch. Will you join me?
#Person2#: No, I'll stay here at the booth. I ate earlier. Are you going to the Chinese restaurant?
#Person1#: Maybe. I will look around.
#Person1# and #Person2# thinks the facility is good but they think the booth location for Cortex and Rolly is awkward for Darren McDowell. #Person1# plans to go for lunch, but #Person2# ate earlier and will not go.
booth allocation