Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Speaker1, can I have a very strange question?
Speaker1: oh, I am already scared.
Speaker2: nothing very personal, really
Speaker1: hmm, like who I sleep with? P
Speaker2: LOL, nope, not my business.
Speaker1: so? 
Speaker2: now, in this contest, the question will sound really stupid.
Speaker1: What is it?
Speaker2: Why did your parents give you this name? :P
Speaker1: Hahaha, that's actually quite personal, I believe.
Speaker2: hmm, sorry. I am currently researching on the most popular names in the UK in the last 30 years. 
Speaker1: Interesting!
Speaker2: and tiring. I try to figure out if political events have much influence on names that people give to their children in this country.
Speaker1: So why Speaker1?
Speaker2: This was my question! HAHAHA. I wondered if the names of royal newborns influence choices of the common citizens. 
Speaker1: You mean prince Speaker1?
Speaker2: Yes, William in 1982, Speaker1 1984...
Speaker1: Haha, I was born 1985, but there is a but :P
Speaker2: What is it?
Speaker1: Prince Speaker1 is actually Henry, and my name is Speaker1 :P
Speaker2: Oh, LOL. 
Speaker1: So I doubt the theory, at least in my case.
Speaker2: Right, sorry. I should have checked his official name first.
Speaker1: No problem.
Speaker2: Thanks anyway. Have a nice weekend.
Speaker1: You too ;)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is conducting research on most popular names in the UK in the last 30 years. Speaker2 wants to know if the names of public figures have an influence on the names people choose for their children. Speaker1 refuses to explain why his parents gave him this name. Speaker1 was born in 1985.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will lend Speaker2 money for the ticket for the event. Ruth and Paulette will accompany them.