Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Wait<br>My son's friend is very eccentric. He does not drive or bike, preferring to walk. Yesterday he needed a ride home. My son drove him but told him to wait while he visited us. My son did not want him to talk, as he stays for a long time.
My son thinks his friend talks too long.
Make sure you don't rush things. Let your friend think things out. Your friend probably misses you too.
The cousin was chased for more than a half hour.
The person who drove their sister in law was a male.
If your parents are busy, they won't be able to have an important and meaningful conversation with you.  
The friend cannot drive or bike.
Sam could not ride his bike for a little while.
The man does not like to drive.
John's trip took more than 24 hours.
My dad was scared I'd flip the car on the curve, but not me.
A father taught his child how to drive
The boy was not driving the vehicle.
Kevin didn't leave his seat for the entire ride.
The father taught his offspring how to drive
Ted took longer to get home from work than normal.
The narrator needed more time to discuss things in details
dont avoid the person for too long
Grandfather is very understanding.
John's trip took more than one day.
I stayed very late.
The person and their friend talked for no less than one hour.
tina wanted to spend more time with her mother but she couldn't leave until 10 in the morning.
He never walks further than 5 miles
They live in a small area
The friend is underage 