Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey
Speaker1: Hey, what's up?
Speaker2: All good! Can you talk?
Speaker1: sure!
Speaker2: So I've just finished sending out info about our event (fb, twitter, mailing list) and I started wondering if we haven't done a mistake. You see, in the poster, the British Museum is mentioned a few times. At first it seemed ok, but now I'm wondering if it's not a mistake
Speaker1: hmmmm interesting. Maybe Alex has spoken to them? Wait a sec, I'll ask him
Speaker2: ok
Speaker1: Turns out it was a mistake. SHIT!!!
Speaker2: omg how fun... Ok, Could I ask you to write to people on our mailing list to correct it? I'm on a bus now, heading for a meeting
Speaker1: Er, yeah sure. Have you cc'ed me in the message?
Speaker2: No, I thought you were on the mailing list anyway, as SLAS member
Speaker1: Hmm I can't see your message anywhere
Speaker2: In any case you can access SLAS email, you have the password and all
Speaker1: True
Speaker2: So send a correction around if you happen to have the time, otherwise I'll do it tonight
Speaker1: No problem, I'll see what I can do
Speaker2: ok, talk to you later then. I'm going to be at the meeting for a couple of hours but will keep in touch later
Speaker1: No worries, talk to you later
Speaker2: xx
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 incorrectly added British Museum to the event info and wrongly send it through fb, twitter and mailing list. Speaker1 might send a correction message to all interested.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 suspects he might have had an allergic reaction to something.