#!/usr/bin/python3
"""I constructed the following off the cuff as an example of the kind
of case where Perl is easier than Python:

perl -lane '$F[3] =~ s/, and /, /g if $F[2] =~ /\Afoos?\z/; print "$F[1] $F[4]" if ", $F[3], " =~ /, oats, peas, /'

So here's the Python version; it's not necessarily more code but you
can't just type it on the command line.  Python 3.7 additionally has
f-strings which would clean this up a bit more.

"""
import sys

for line in sys.stdin:
    f = line.split()
    if f[2] in ('foo', 'foos'):
        f[3] = f[3].replace(', and ', ', ')

    if ', oats, peas ,' in ', ' + f[3] + ', ':
        print(f[1], f[4])