Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello Speaker2, how are you?
Speaker2: Great thanks Speaker1, you enjoying working in Bristol?
Speaker1: Yeah, it's great to run my own branch, still miss the old Newport gang, though!
Speaker2: Yes, we always had a laugh when you were in charge, things have changed a bit now!
Speaker1: So I hear! Listen, I've got a Western Region meeting on Friday, Sian is holding the fort here. I wondered what you were doing Friday after work.
Speaker2: Not a lot, so far. Thought about an early night for a change!
Speaker1: You crazy party animal! I thought maybe we could meet for a drink, catch up a bit. It's been almost a year since I left.
Speaker2: Why not! What kind of time suits you, 7ish OK?
Speaker1: Yes, course, that's great. Where do you youngsters hang out these days?
Speaker2: Oh yes, you're so ancient, gramps, nearly 30, isn't it?
Speaker1: Way past that, I'm afraid. 32 last month!
Speaker2: We usually go to Tiffani's, great cocktails! 
Speaker1: That sound fun! Where is this den of iniquity?
Speaker2: Between Subway and Costa, on Green Street. Roads parallel to the train station, you can't miss it.
Speaker1: Well, see you on Friday, Speaker2.
Speaker2: Is it ok if Nia comes too, she's always talking about you. Perhaps she has a crush on you!
Speaker1: Oh, OK. More the merrier! See you both Friday then.
Speaker2: Yes, looking forward to it! Bye!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 are going to catch up at Tiffani's on Friday around 7.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants Speaker1 to take Bill and Sammy and they'll chip in for gas. Speaker1 will be leaving Sunday, the 29th to get there by 9 am on Monday. Bill will arrive around 10 am Sunday and Joanna will be picking him. Speaker1 will meet Bill after.