premise: Ben was babysitting.
initial: He had never babysat before and he was nervous.
counterfactual: It was his first time babysitting, and he never did again.
original_ending: He found that the little boy was fun to watch, though. Soon he and the kid were laughing and playing games. He ended up babysitting to pay for college.
edited_ending: He found that the little boy was a problem to watch.Soon he and the kid were arguing.He ended up mowing lawns to pay for college.<SEP>He found that the little boy was fun to watch, though.Soon he and the kid were laughing and playing games.He ended up sweeping to pay for college.<SEP>He found that the little boy was not fun to watch, though.Soon he and the kid were laughing and playing games.He ended up bartending to pay for college.