Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker4: Bt y?
Speaker5: Don't know. Have been trying to reach him all morning, but couldn't. 
Speaker4: Can u send me his location?
Speaker5: Sure thing <file_other>.
Speaker4: Speaker2:
Speaker1: And what about me?
Speaker5: Oh, I've got a special task 4 u :)
Speaker1: What is it? :)
Speaker5: Ur husband's still got that big car?
Speaker1: Yeah. In the garage. Not used right now.
Speaker5: Gr8! Can u go to the florists and pick up the flowers for the reception?
Speaker1: All of them?!
Speaker5: Yeah. They'll help u. Already called them and told them to. 
Speaker1: Okay. And what's next?
Speaker5: Well, bring them to the venue. Don't worry, don't have to put them anywhere. Just tell them u've got the flowers and they'll know what to do with them.
Speaker1: Okay. I'll get on it 2moro.
Speaker3: What about me? Any tasks 4 me? :)
Speaker5: Sure :) I want u to go to the printing-house and pick up the place cards?
Speaker3: Sure, no problem. That's it?
Speaker5: Oh, no! Please check them if everything is fine. I've already sent them one batch back. 
Speaker5: Here's the guest list <file_other>.
Speaker3: That's a lot of names...
Speaker5: I know, but I also know how accurate u r :)
Speaker3: Well, fine. I'll get on it in an hour or so.
Speaker5: Speaker2, girls! Ur all lifesavers :) talk to u all 2moro?
Speaker3: Sure, bye.
Speaker4: Bye.
Speaker1: Bye.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Hilary couldn't reach him all morning. She sends Speaker4 his location. Hilary wants Speaker1 to get flowers for the reception. Hilary wants Speaker3 to go to the printing-house and get the place cards. She sends her the guest list. Speaker3 will get it in about an hour.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are discussing the divorce filing. Speaker2 and Speaker1 agree there are always two sides.