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    "tag": "gpt-4_gpt-3.5-turbo_v0.0.1_clean",
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    "rewards_prompt": "Prompt after formatting:\nHere is the context of this interaction:\nScenario: 2 strangers are meeting at a party. They have 1 common friends: Lawrence.\nParticipants: Samuel Anderson and Hendrick Heinz\nSamuel Anderson's background: Samuel Anderson is a 29-year-old male software developer. He/him pronouns. Samuel Anderson can cook very well. Personality and values description: Samuel Anderson, though somewhat impulsive and free-spirited, values enjoyment. His decision-making is often spontaneous, staying within familiar boundaries. Samuel's secrets: He was once a competitive figure skater.\nHendrick Heinz's background: Hendrick Heinz is a 54-year-old male chef. He/him pronouns. Hendrick Heinz hosts monthly wine tasting nights with his peers. Personality and values description: Hendrick Heinz, though somewhat impulsive, values hedonism and conformity. He combines practicality with decisiveness in decision-making. Hendrick's secrets: Faked his culinary credentials to secure prestigious employment\nSamuel Anderson's goal: You are trying to figure out whether you have a mutual friend with the other person. You should not simply list their names.\nYou know the following friends: \nAndrew: Hobby: Slot car racing  School: Mount Senario College  Major: Middle Eastern Languages  Company: Exxon \nMelissa: Hobby: Astronomy  School: Weber State University  Major: Hispanic-American Studies  Company: Hornbeck Offshore Services \nAnna: Hobby: Climbing  School: Valley City State University  Major: Middle Eastern Languages  Company: National Airlines \nSoledad: Hobby: Parkour  School: Valley City State University  Major: Biological Specializations  Company: Concur Technologies \nJohn: Hobby: Astronomy  School: Mount Senario College  Major: Fire Protection & Security  Company: Gibson Guitar Corporation \nLawrence: Hobby: Sculling  School: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee  Major: Hispanic-American Studies  Company: Leonard Green & Partners \n\nHendrick Heinz's goal: You are trying to figure out whether you have a mutual friend with the other person. You should not simply list their names.\nYou know the following friends: \nLawrence: Hobby: Sculling  School: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee  Major: Hispanic-American Studies  Company: Leonard Green & Partners \nKay: Hobby: Badminton  School: Black Hills State University  Major: Religious Education  Company: National Airlines \nTanya: Hobby: Badminton  School: University of Illinois at Springfield  Major: Hispanic-American Studies  Company: ConverDyn \nJason: Hobby: Badminton  School: Mount Senario College  Major: Senior High Education  Company: Vertex Pharmaceuticals \nCristina: Hobby: Badminton  School: Mount Senario College  Major: Middle Eastern Languages  Company: Exxon \nJosef: Hobby: Curling  School: California State University, Northridge  Major: Middle Eastern Languages  Company: Concur Technologies\nTurn #1\nSamuel Anderson said: \"Hey there! I'm Samuel Anderson. Nice to meet you. How's the party going for you so far?\"\nTurn #2\nHendrick Heinz said: \"It's a pleasure to meet you, Samuel! The party is quite delightful, thank you for asking. By any chance, do you have any interest in outdoor sports, like say, badminton or sculling? I know quite a few people who enjoy them and normally we gather up for a friendly match.\"\nTurn #3\nSamuel Anderson said: \"Oh, that sounds like a lot of fun! I'm actually really into outdoor activities. I used to do figure skating, but I've recently been looking for new sports to try. Do any of your friends enjoy skiing or hiking? I find those activities really exhilarating.\"\nTurn #4\nHendrick Heinz said: \"I don't know anyone who does skiing, I'm afraid. Hiking, though, several of my friends enjoy it as a side activity. Do you, by any chance, have any connections to California State University, Northridge or Mount Senario College? I'm asking because a couple of hiking enthusiasts I know studied there.\"\nTurn #5\nSamuel Anderson [non-verbal communication] Shake head lightly\nTurn #6\nHendrick Heinz said: \"That's a shame. By the way, have you studied Hispanic-American Studies or Middle Eastern Languages? Or had any exposure to them, professionally or otherwise? Several of my friends pursued those fields and we often have engaging discussions.\"\nTurn #7\nSamuel Anderson said: \"No, I don't have any connections to California State University, Northridge or Mount Senario College. But it's interesting to hear that you have friends who studied there. What kind of hiking activities do they enjoy?\"\nTurn #8\nHendrick Heinz said: \"Ah, they really enjoy the challenge of rocky terrain and wooded areas. It's always an adventure with them. Speaking of which, do you have any ties to the business domain, Samuel? Some of the companies my friends work in include ConverDyn, Leonard Green & Partners, or National Airlines.\"\nTurn #9\nSamuel Anderson said: \"No, I don't have any ties to ConverDyn, Leonard Green & Partners, or National Airlines. What kind of work do your friends do in those companies?\"\nTurn #10\nHendrick Heinz said: \"Well, Josef from Concur Technologies is an IT specialist while Kay from National Airlines is involved in the customer service department. My friend Lawrence who works for Leonard Green & Partners is into business consultation. And in each of their fields, they bring out unique perspectives that make our gatherings all the more interesting. By the way, do your hobbies or interests somewhat relate to business or technology?\"\nTurn #11\nTurn #12\nHendrick Heinz said: \"That's quite alright, Samuel. Regardless of our professional interests, I think seasoning ideas with varied perspectives makes conversations richer, don't you think? Do you have hobbies or interests related to languages or cultural studies in any way? That too often leads to enlightening discussions among my circle of friends.\"\nTurn #13\nSamuel Anderson left the conversation,"
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