text: Sean: Ann, I am so annoyed by this Brexit rubbish.
  Ann: I know.
  Sean: I think they completely didn't understand how it would influence us.
  Ann: They didn't think at all about Northern Ireland.
  Sean: And now we just don't know what to expect.
  Ann: I know. For my village the lack of the border is vital.
  Sean: I am not sure how it's going to influence our shop.
  Ann: why?
  Sean: We have many clients from the Republic.
  Ann: I was not aware of it. We got used to it so much, that we stoped noticing it.
  Sean: the border you mean?
  Ann: Yes.
  Sean: I am not sure how it will ends.
  Ann: me neither really
  Sean: I hope there is no come back to the Troubles.
  Ann: We are luckily far from it, but it's not the best time either
  Sean: Let's wait for the agreement
  Ann: Of course. But I have the impression that nobody will be satisfied.
  Sean: That's very possible 
  Ann: Too many contradictory expectations.
  Sean: :(
target: Sean is annoyed with Brexit. Sean has many clients from the Republic and is worried about how the new border will affect his shop. The Brexit agreement is on the way. Ann predicts many people won't be satisfied with it.