Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello! Are you free next Saturday?
Speaker2: I've zumba classes in the morning, but later on I'm pretty much free, why?
Speaker1: I'm throwing a goodbye party :) it'd be amazing if you could come
Speaker2: Wait, hold on
Speaker2: A goodbye party? Who are we saying goodbye to?
Speaker1: Oh! I haven't told you? I thought I told everyone. I'm going to Canada!
Speaker2: What?! How come?
Speaker1: My sister moved there a year ago, he met her husband, got married, etc. Basically, she's really happy, so I decided to look for a job there as well
Speaker1: Theresa told me one company is looking for a recruiter with Danish, so I applied - you know the rest :)
Speaker2: It's a pity I didn't know sooner! We don't have much time left
Speaker1: No, we don't unfortunately. But I have Wednesday off, maybe we could grab a coffee?
Speaker2: Sure! I don't have any plans after work
Speaker1: Perfect!
Speaker1: I'm really excited and terrified at the same time
Speaker2: When are you going?
Speaker1: I've a flight on Monday, direct to Toronto
Speaker2: I've never been to Canada, but I've heard it's really cool. Where are you going to stay? Do you have a flat?
Speaker1: Not yet, at first I'm going to stay with my sister as she doesn't mind.
Speaker2: That's really nice of her, I wish my sis was so welcoming
Speaker1: Oh she helped a great deal with the job etc.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is having a goodbye party on Saturday before she leaves for Canada on Monday and wants Speaker2 to come. Speaker1's sister lives there and Speaker1 found a job offer for a Danish-speaking recruiter. She will stay with her sister at the beginning. Speaker2 and Speaker1 will meet for coffee on Wednesday. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 doubt you can earn 80 thousands as a computer investigator. Speaker2 and Speaker1 can't imagine taking to customers all day.