Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi there! What are you up to this weekend?
Speaker2: Hey! Not sure yet, any ideas?
Speaker1: I don't have plans either, should we meet?
Speaker2: Sure! How about Friday? I finish work earlier so we can meet for dinner, what do you think?
Speaker1: Sorry, I can't on Friday - I have lectures ...
Speaker2: No worries, what about Saturday? I have some stuff to do but I can be free in the evening.
Speaker1: Let me check my diary ... Oh no! My mom's birthday party ... I totally forgot!
Speaker2: Oops ... That doesn't sound good!
Speaker1: Oh boy, I don't have a gift!
Speaker2: Well, we can look for something together if you need help ...
Speaker1: Are you sure you have time for that? 
Speaker2: I can help you, of course, but only on Friday, as I said, I have some work to do on Saturday.
Speaker1: Ok then, let's meet up after my lectures, is it ok with you?
Speaker2: Ok, sounds good, where should we go?
Speaker1: Let's go to the new shopping centre, they have all the shops I want to visit.
Speaker2: Ok ... will 7pm be ok?
Speaker1: Yes! Perfect!
Speaker2: Great, see you then, I hope we will find a perfect gift!
Speaker1: Me too! We don't really have another option! See you!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are going shopping for a birthday present for Speaker1's mom on Friday at 7pm.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 accepts some quince from Speaker1. Speaker1 has left the quince in a basket on his terrace and the twins can pick it up any time. The twins are in college. Speaker1's son is in the military. He is still single but reportedly not gay.