Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: My car conked out on the way to work. I'm at the shop but not sure what time I can make it in. Can you cover for me?
Speaker2: Sure, no problem. But I have to be out by noon. Will you be here?
Speaker1: I'll try. Why noon?
Speaker2: I have a dentist appointment.
Speaker1: Oh, I see!
Speaker2: I can't really reschedule.
Speaker1: No, I don't suppose so. I'll just have to make it by then. Don't worry.
Speaker2: Great.
Speaker1: Thanks for covering. Everything okay?
Speaker2: Yes. Pretty busy for a Monday.
Speaker1: Nobody wants to cook the days leading up to food-centric holidays!
Speaker2: I suppose that's it. We aren't selling much turkey, that's for sure.
Speaker1: LOL!
Speaker2: Well, got to go. See you around noon.
Speaker1: See you! Oh, I forgot something.
Speaker2: Yes?
Speaker1: There is a new person starting this afternoon. They may show up early. If I'm not around, can you have them fill out the paperwork, etc.?
Speaker2: Oh, sure, no problem. Is it in the usual spot?
Speaker1: Yes. You're a life saver!
Speaker2: I am to please!
Speaker1: Thanks again.
Speaker2: Sure.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's car is broken. She will be late at work. Speaker2 will cover for her, but only until noon, because he gas a dentist appointment. It's a busy Monday at work. There is a new person starting this day and Speaker2 should ask them to fill out the paperwork. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is in Cuba and is enjoying her trip. She has problems with connectivity there. Momo has recovered from her injury. Speaker2 doesn't like the clothes in Cuba. Speaker2 will try to find a blouse for mum in Cuba, as Speaker1 suggested.