Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: And? Has he phoned back?
Speaker1: No. He's only sent me a message that he's "terribly busy" and would contact me later.
Speaker2: And when was that?
Speaker1: On Tuesday. In the afternoon.
Speaker2: Two days ago...
Speaker1: I think he has forgotten.
Speaker2: Or he truly is terribly busy!
Speaker1: Would you believe him?
Speaker2: How could I know? I don't know him. But I'd expect him to be honest. When he says, he'll phone, he probably means it.
Speaker1: At least he could have let me know yesterday that he hadn't forgotten.
Speaker2: Don't be silly. Busy means busy. Give him a bit more time.
Speaker1: He has the whole time in the universe. I can only wait.
Speaker2: Exactly.
Speaker1: And what if he doesn't phone?
Speaker2: No big deal. There'll be another candidate.
Speaker1: :(
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is waiting for him to call her. Two days ago he send her a message that he was terribly busy and hasn't contacted her since then. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Coeliac disease makes it impossible to digest gluten. Speaker1 feels bloated and gained weight recently. Speaker4 stopped eating lactose. Speaker1 had a blood test.