text: Martha: Did you hear about Peas and Carrots?
  Robert: The dish?
  Martha: No, silly! ;) the turkeys!
  Robert: Someone actually named them Peas and Carrots?
  Martha: Apparently. 
  Robert: So what about them?
  Martha: Those are the two turkeys that have been pardoned. 
  Robert: Tell me more, 'cause I think I don't know what's the fuss about.
  Martha: Every year the US President pardons turkeys for Thanksgiving.
  Robert: Y? 
  Martha: Just a tradition.   
  Robert: Oh, right! It's Thanksgiving time! How are you spending it?
  Martha: With my family. As every year we'll go to our cottage by the lake and have Thanksgiving dinner there.
  Robert: Wow! Sounds fun. So do you leave afterwards of stay there?
  Martha: Depends. If my parents have to go to work, then we leave the same day. Usually, though, we have a short vacation.
  Robert: So what do you do there?
  Martha: If the weather's nice, we go for a swim in a boat or do some hiking. Nature there is absolutely fantastic!
  Robert: Wow! I envy you! But like really envy!
  Martha: Y?
  Robert: 'cause I don't get to spend Thanksgiving like that. 
  Martha: What do you do? Sorry for not asking.
  Robert: Not much to tell. Usually, there's the feast my whole family comes to and at some point, someone starts talking about something controversial. 
  Martha: Controversial? Like what?
  Robert: Idk. Abortion, politics, religion, you name it.
  Martha: And then y'all start arguing?
  Robert: More or less. My aunt usually shouts and my other uncle can get a bit handsy if he's had one too many.
  Martha: Geez. That's horrible.
  Robert: The worst part is that everyone is angry with everyone else and we don't talk to one another for months.
  Martha: I'm sorry. Really.
  Robert: Nah. Got used to it.
target: Martha spends Thanksgiving with her family by the lake as every year. Robert's family always argues and then don't talk to one another for months.