Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hey, Melinda wants us to meet her and her husband for dinner on Thursday night. 
Speaker1: Are you up for it?
Speaker2: Melinda? Do I know her?
Speaker1: Speaker2. My goodness. Yes, you know her. They were both at Jack's birthday party. 
Speaker2: Ha, there were a lot of parent couples at the party. 
Speaker1: He wore the Superman shirt and she was always correcting him. 
Speaker2: Ha, yeah, now I remember. 
Speaker2: Now I definitely don't want to meet them for dinner. 
Speaker2: Why would we do this?
Speaker1: She really likes us, and I think they are quite alright themselves. I couldn't really find it in myself to say no.
Speaker2: You really need to learn to be a bit more assertive. If I agreed to every request sent my way I would never sleep
Speaker2: There are so many other things I would rather do that night. 
Speaker2: How about you and me just go out and get dinner alone. I will do anything with you, just as long as I don't have to pretend to be friends with some people I have no interest in. 
Speaker1: Oh fine
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Melinda wants Speaker1 and Speaker2 to meet her and her husband for dinner on Thursday night. The two couples had met at Jack's birthday party, where Melinda's husband was wearing a Superman shirt and she was always correcting him. Speaker2 doesn't want to meet them and prefers dinner with Speaker1 only.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has been working out at the gym near their office lately to improve his health. Speaker1 is considering working out and eating better to be healthier.