Anna, have you decided where we should go for our weekend trip?

I was thinking about Lakeview Resort. They have canoe rentals and hiking trails.

Sounds relaxing, but it’s a two-hour drive. What about Mountain Pines? It’s only ninety minutes away.

True, but Lakeview’s lakeside cabins include breakfast and free Wi-Fi.

Mountain Pines offers a complimentary guided nature walk, though.

That could be fun. Do they have any spa services on site?

Yes, they have a small spa with massages available at a discount package.

Great. How about budget? Lakeview is two hundred per night, Mountain Pines is one fifty.

Our budget is three hundred total. We could stay one night at either place.

But I’d like two nights. Maybe we split: one night at each?

That’s clever, but we’d spend extra on gas driving back and forth.

Right. Alternatively, we could camp one night and stay in a cabin the next.

Do you have camping gear ready? I know our tent is in the garage.

Yes, and I bought a new sleeping bag last month. It’s rated for cold weather.

Perfect. If we camp by the lake Friday night, we save on one cabin fee.

And then we can relax in the cabin Saturday night with breakfast included.

What about meals? Should we pack sandwiches for camping?

Yes, I’ll prepare turkey wraps and granola bars for Friday.

And we can eat at the resort restaurant Sunday morning before heading home.

Good plan. Let’s confirm campsite availability tonight.

I’ll call Lakeview at six. You check Mountain Pines’ spa booking.

Deal. I’ll secure our massage time for Saturday afternoon.

You will hear a conversation between a husband and wife. They are planning their weekend getaway this coming Saturday and Sunday.

What is the main topic of the conversation?

What did Anna buy last month for camping?

What can be inferred about their budget preference?

What arrangement do they decide to confirm tonight?