Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: I was thinking about tonight
Speaker2: Hm?
Speaker1: I don't know if we have enough time to do all the things we have listed
Speaker2: Yeah but I have no idea what we could skip
Speaker1: My parents?
Speaker2: I was supposed to help your dad with the computer
Speaker1: I know but can't that wait for another week or two?
Speaker2: We would have to ask him that
Speaker1: I'll call him .He only uses the computer for his stupid games, I doubt he's really needs it now. And my mum will be happy that he has more time for chores
Speaker2: Haha ok sounds legite
Speaker1: Then I guess if we live work a little early we can make it to tesco and Leroy Merlin
Speaker2: Yes but we have to make it quick cause we are meeting Dan at 7 to help him move
Speaker1: Is it at 7? I thought you said 8
Speaker2: I said 7
Speaker1: Okey then I'll have to cancel my nails
Speaker2: Unless I leave you at Monica's and go help Dan by myself
Speaker1: That would be perfect, I would feel so much better tomorrow at the meeting with my nails done
Speaker2: No problem I wouldn't have you carrying heavy stuff anyway
Speaker1: It's settled then?
Speaker2: Yep
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 have lots of plans for tonight, so they think of skipping the visit at Speaker1's parents even though Speaker2 promised Speaker1's dad some help with the computer. Speaker2 will leave Speaker1 at Monica’s, so she can get her nails done and he will go help Dan move by himself.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is disappointed as she learns the history our civilization. Dark humour cheers her up.