Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi, my name is Speaker2. I got your number from Jim Smith.
Speaker1: Yeah, I know Jim. What's it about?
Speaker2: Well, Jim said you know a lot about horses.
Speaker1: I guess you can say I have some experience.
Speaker2: My daughter, Dorothy, rides horses and I'd want to buy her a pony.
Speaker2: She's got birthday next month. I wonder if you could help?
Speaker1: I suppose I could give some advice.
Speaker2: That would be great. I know nothing about it.
Speaker1: I suggest we meet with Dorothy and make a sort of roadmap.
Speaker2: Sounds perfect. How about dinner at our place, say Friday?
Speaker1: I've got some plans for Friday night, I'm afraid. Perhaps the weekend.
Speaker2: How about Saturday, seven pm?
Speaker1: Sounds fine. What's the address?
Speaker2: Hamilton West 305.
Speaker1: All right. I'll be there.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 needs Speaker1's advice as he wants to buy a pony for his daughter Dorothy. They'll all meet to discuss it at Speaker2's place at Hamilton West 305 on Saturday at 7 pm.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 and Speaker2 are amazed by his car. They bet 100 dollars who gets to drive it first.