text: Peter: Tom, have you ever been to Poland?
  Tom: Yes, I lived there for a while, did you forget?
  Peter: That's what I thought, but wasn't sure.
  Tom: How did you like it? I'm thinking about going there for holidays.
  Peter: To live there is shit but I think it's worth to visit.
  Tom: Why so bad?
  Peter: It's very conservative, cold, quite racist and the capital is a hell in winter - so much smog
  Tom: Is it also so bad in summer?
  Peter: I don't think so or at least it didn't seem so.
  Tom: What should I visit there?
  Peter: Go to Cracow and Warsaw, there are very different, then if you have some more time go to see other places
  Tom: I would like to see some nature, I'm not into cities
  Peter: So go to this lake region in the North-East and there is also this famous UNESCO primordial forest at the border with Belarus, but the name of it is unpronounceable.
  Tom: Cool, I'll google it, any small villages?
  Peter: Some Polish friends told me that it's worth to go to the mountains in the South-East, they are quite popular there, it's a remote and peaceful place I think.
  Tom: Have you travelled around a lot?
  Peter: Not really, I stayed in the cities, since I worked all the time. I visited Gdansk and Wroclaw and Poznan.
  Tom: I would like to explore Eastern Europe a bit, but it's wild side, like Carpathians, forests, remote beaches.
  Peter: It's such a great idea! You should go to the Baltic states, I really like Latvia.
  Tom: Why?
  Peter: A beautiful coast with amazing sunsets, since it's the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea. Riga is a very cute town, and they have amazing forests as well and little towns.
  Tom: So maybe Latvia instead of Poland?
  Peter: I would say so, Latvia and Estonia, you will love them. They are also not that fascist hahahaha
  Tom: cool, thanks!
  Peter: No problem.
target: Tom would like to visit Eastern Europe. He's thinking about going to Poland and seeing some villages, forests, mountains, etc. Peter doesn't appreciate Polish people, so he recommends exploring the Baltic States instead.