Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi honey, how’s the day going?
Speaker2: Quite good, thanks honey. Lots of work but I’m doing pretty well. How about you?
Speaker1: I’m sorry to dampen your high spirits but I’ve got to go to Manchester tonight. 
Speaker2: Oh no! Why do you have to go to Manchester?
Speaker1: I’ll have a conference there. A really important conference
Speaker1: It’s completely last minute. I’m sorry, honey
Speaker2: Do you really have to go?
Speaker1: Absolutely, yes. My boss told me two hours ago that I have to go. You know him…
Speaker2: Quit the job. I’m telling you!
Speaker1: I can’t… We have to pay the debts…
Speaker2: I’ve got to go
Speaker2: I have no time for such conversations
Speaker1: Go then, bye
Speaker2: Bye
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has to go on an important conference in Manchester. Speaker2 tells him to quit the job but Speaker1 has to pay the debts.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 and Speaker2 went to Cork club last weekend. The club was empty and they did not like it.