[speaker001:] Ok, so who are we going to invite to our dinner party?
[speaker002:] Well, we have the Thompsons, the Greens, and the Anderson, about twelve people total.
[speaker001:] Don't forget my friend Andy from the office. He has nothing to do on Friday, so I invited him over.
[speaker002:] But that makes thirteen people! We can't have thirteen people for dinner on Friday!
[speaker001:] Why can't we?
[speaker002:] It's an old superstition. If we have thirteen people at the table, then it means bad luck. Can Andy bring a date?
[speaker001:] I'm not sure. He just broke up with his girlfriend recently, and I don't think he's in the mood to start again so soon.
[speaker002:] But we can't have thirteen for dinner!
[speaker001:] I think you're making a mountain out of a molehill. It's only a superstition. It really doesn't mean anything.
[speaker002:] Absolutely not! I refuse to have thirteen people for dinner on Friday!
[speaker001:] Ok, ok. I'll ask my sister to come. That way we'll have fourteen for dinner.
[speaker002:] That's better.