Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi!
Speaker1: Hello! Long time
Speaker2: Too long
Speaker1: Do you remember the cake with forest fruit and jelly on top? The one you served the last time we met?
Speaker2: I do.
Speaker1: I'd like to bake it myself but I have never made the bottom myself. 
Speaker2: You've been buying the bottoms for your cakes?
Speaker1: Yeah... 
Speaker2: Oh, you should have asked for help. I would have taught you. It's not that difficult as it may seem. And it's much much better!
Speaker1: Thank you. That's so kind of you! But now I must do with a quick course online :-) Jim decided to invite his sister for the weekened. And she's crazy about sweetmeats. I'd like to prepare something really good. And I'm sick of all those fluffly cakes you buy in shops.
Speaker2: Good choice. The cake is fantastic
Speaker1: I know. I ate it at your party :-) Out of this world :-)
Speaker2: Thanks :-) I'll send you the recipe. It's not mine. I had found it online. Follow the instructions and you can't mess it up.
Speaker1: Easy for you to say
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Speaker1: Thanks!
Speaker2: And next time we see each other you are the one baking :-) I'll give you some tips and then we'll enjoy the results. 
Speaker1: And then we'll need a gym membership ;-p
Speaker2: No! Then we'll find some sugar-free, fat-free, gluten-free, whatever-free recipes and will keep on eating fitness cakes :-)
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Speaker1: Love that :-) Thanks
Speaker2: Let me know after the weekend. Good luck!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval For the visit of Jim's sister this weekend, Speaker1 wants to bake the cake she ate at Speaker2's. Next time Speaker2 is going to teach Speaker1 how to make cake bottoms.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will call Speaker2 when she gets back. He has something to tell her.