Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: What time is the party tomorrow? I've lost the invitation, sorry!
Speaker2: Hi Speaker1y, it's at 2pm at Sir Bouncealot Soft Play.
Speaker1: Fine, thanks. Where is the place, is it in the enterprise park?
Speaker2: You've got it, next to the Garden Centre, opposite the dry cleaners.
Speaker1: Right, yes, I know where it is. Any thoughts on presents for little Kia?
Speaker2: It's Keela actually, just so you spell it right on the card, she's not a small car!
Speaker1: I'm aware of that, just a mistake! Does she like those horsey figures, Ruby is mad keen at the moment.
Speaker2: No, sorry. Unicorns only, with rainbows AND glitter. She's been very specific!
Speaker1: OK, bit worried about not getting one in time. 
Speaker2: Well, there's a toy shop in Camarthen that does a fantastic range of unicorns, top quality, all under £50 too! You can just pop in before the party, job done!
Speaker1: Right, hmmm Camarthen is quite a way away, especially on a Saturday morning.
Speaker2: Well, you could always have connected me earlier, I sent the invitations out 2 weeks ago and you have my messenger, phone and email.
Speaker1: Yes, I'll see what I can do!
Speaker2: Don't forgot the unicorn costume for Ruby too, glitter and rainbows on it, naturally. 
Speaker1: Right, got to go now, I think I can hear Ruby being sick! Bye!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is going to a party tomorrow. She has lost the invitation. The party is at 2pm at Sir Bouncealot Soft Play, next to the Garden Centre, opposite the dry cleaner's. Keela's name is not spelt "Kia". Keela likes unicorns with rainbows and glitter. Maria sent invitations 2 weeks ago. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is expecting Speaker2 to bring the video game. Speaker2 will probably be out for another week.