Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello, boss, could you check your e-mail, please.
Speaker2: I'm in a meeting, can it wait?
Speaker1: I'm afraid it's rather urgent. Mr. Nicholson demands that we change the whole design and get back to him ASAP.
Speaker2: Is he serious?!
Speaker1: I know, but I need to answer him something.
Speaker2: Wait, I'll contact him myself. Can you forward me his e-mail?
Speaker1: He's sent it to both of us. And he's already called me twice.
Speaker2: Okay, then send me his phone number, I'll talk to him.
Speaker1: Alright, just give me a moment.
Speaker2: Of course.
Speaker1: Okay, I sent you an SMS with his number.
Speaker2: Thank you. And meanwhile I read his e-mail. How long would it take you to prepare something for him?
Speaker1: If Mary can help me, I think we should have something ready by tomorrow 2 p.m.
Speaker2: Good, I'll tell him tomorrow EOD to be safe. But wait for confirmation before you start doing anything. I'll be calling him in a minute and then I'll get back to you.
Speaker1: Okay, thank you, boss!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 needs Speaker2 to respond to Mr. Nicholson's demand.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will give another try to "Parks and Rec".