Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Speaker2:
Speaker3: <file_other>
Speaker1: what is it about?
Speaker3: WWII, Pacific Campaign
Speaker1: sounds interesting
Speaker3: you did like the TV series
Speaker1: of course
Speaker1: I'll take a look at it when I'll have time
Speaker3: it's not very detailed but it points you towards some great sources
Speaker1: I still have two books I bought that I didn't have the time to read
Speaker1: it will only end in me buying more and not having the time to read them :P
Speaker3: someday you will ;)
Speaker1: I hope so
Speaker1: right now I just play some documentaries in the background
Speaker1: so I can listen to them while doing other stuff
Speaker3: do you even remember anything from that?
Speaker1: surprisingly yes
Speaker1: of course it's not the same as reading a book or actually watching the whole thing
Speaker1: but it's still better than nothing!
Speaker3: can't really argue with that
Speaker1: then don't :P
Speaker3: I wasn't going to :)
Speaker3: anyway just take a look at the article when you'll have the time
Speaker3: I think you'll enjoy it
Speaker1: I will
Speaker1: thanks!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 sent Speaker1 an article about WWII, Pacific Campaign. Speaker1 will look at it when he will have more time. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2's plan to go to the movies tomorrow night is still valid. Speaker2 will pick Speaker1 up at 7.