Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey, are you okay? You were practically falling asleep at the meeting.
Speaker1: Not really, no. I couldn't sleep in between the all the crying last night.
Speaker2: New daddy, new lifestyle. How's Martha taking it?
Speaker1: I would say she's doing a smidge better than me, but maybe I'm biased. I think that between the two of us, we only got 5 hours sleep.
Speaker2: I wrote you a copy of my notes - I figured you might need them 
Speaker1: Hasn't anyone ever told you that you're brilliant lately? Because you are. And kind to boot too.
Speaker2: It's no problem. I didn't want Harrold getting on your case again.
Speaker1: To be fair, it was my fault. I should have just appologised and explained.
Speaker2: It wasn't completely your fault - didn't you have to wait for Freya to get her job done?
Speaker1: Yes, but she got told off too.
Speaker2: So, now you're both in the same boat.
Speaker1: One that will keep sinking if I'm not careful. So thank you for this!
Speaker2: I don't mind, afterall, you were the one who showed me the ropes when I first arrived. And the only one who bothered to talk to me. I figured it was time to pay you back. Besides, they're just notes.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wrote a copy of her notes for Speaker1. Speaker1 and Martha were crying a lot at night. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are meeting at 6.30 to watch a thriller at the movies. They will have dinner at Speaker1's afterwards.