For a contest at the upcoming county fair, Marie advocates for a ring toss <b> because the ring toss is consistently the favorite activity of the children who attend the fair  </b> Anne, however, points out that adults win most of the prizes when playing ring toss  To make the chances of winning fair for everyone, Anne proposes a raffle  <b> Marie rebuts that those who can afford to spend more on raffle tickets will have better chances of winning
</b> The two agree to hold a raffle in which each person can buy only one ticket
The first is an argument promoting one activity; the second invalidates the reason for promoting the other activity.