Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I never asked you if you prefer the Beatles or the Stones
Speaker1: Well, I'm a Beatles man but I appreciate the Stones anyway
Speaker2: Imho the Rolling Stones are the greatest band ever but I'm also a big Beatles fan
Speaker1: Yeah, I think it makes no sense to love one band and hate the other like some people do
Speaker2: Like Metallica fanboys vs. Megadeth fanboys
Speaker1: Yep
Speaker2: Heh
Speaker1: But you know what?
Speaker2: Yes?
Speaker1: I agree with what Lemmy Kilmister said... sorry, but...
Speaker2: What did he say?
Speaker1: He said the Stones sucked live
Speaker2: Wtf?
Speaker1: Come on, I've never been to one of their shows but all of the live versions of their songs I've heard were terrible and lacked all the beauty of the studio versions
Speaker2: I'm reconsidering our friendship, man XD
Speaker1: Come on, tell me even one live version of Jumpin' Jack Flash that doesn't blow
Speaker2: Let's talk about something else now, huh? XD
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are Beatles and Stones fans, but Speaker1 thinks the Stones live performances are terrible.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 needs to eat something sweet. Speaker1 is baking a pie. Speaker2 will come to Speaker1 shortly.