Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey, I've sent you an email about Christmas but please ignore it
Speaker1: OK. I was going to call Aga's parents this afternoon
Speaker2: I was going to buy the tickets but have to wait till I get a confirmation of my holidays
Speaker1: So you're not coming on 24th?
Speaker2: No, I was not going to come before Christmas. I'll come on 26th or later.
Speaker1: OK, I didn't know that
Speaker2: The kids will go before, on the 19th.
Speaker1: So they're flying with Aga's parents?
Speaker2: Yes. 
Speaker1: And you're alone for Christmas???
Speaker2: I will probably see my brothers.
Speaker1: Why don't you go to Poland earlier?
Speaker2: I wish but I can't go with the kids because of my job, I could go on the 24th but they would have to pick me up in the afternoon... it's a trouble.
Speaker2: And I will have to work on 27th, probably. 
Speaker1: ok, but if by any chance you can come before Christmas we can pick you up at the airport! it's not a problem
Speaker2: thank you... but I know everyone's busy on Chrismas Eve
Speaker1: Don't worry. We'll stay at home with my parents.
Speaker2: OK. I will know before next weekend.
Speaker1: Please let me know.
Speaker2: OK. Thank you. 
Speaker1: Do you want me to explain anything to them?
Speaker2: No, we're fine now, thanks. Maybe I will ask you a favor when Iwona is here. We will probably need you to translate the details :)
Speaker1: OK!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is going to come to Poland on the 26th of December or later. He might have to be at work on the 27th. If he travels before Christmas or on the 24th of December, Speaker1 can pick him up from the airport. Speaker1 does not have to explain anything to the parents. Her translation might be needed later on.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will buy Speaker1 a burger.