Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Has the meeting started?
Speaker1: Not yet. Will you be late?
Speaker2: I will be late but want to address the group.
Speaker1: Can you tell me what about so I can add it to the agenda?
Speaker2: Yes, it is about including decals on our machines or not and if we should charge for them.
Speaker1: We may need to discuss that privately first. What are your thoughts?
Speaker2: That we brand the machines with our own decals unless the customer pays for their brand or no brand.
Speaker1: But the decals of our brand are free?
Speaker2: Yes.
Speaker1: I think that causes confusion.
Speaker2: Why?
Speaker1: Because they will want to know why our brand is free but theirs costs money.
Speaker2: Because they have to be specially printed and applied. There is a charge.
Speaker1: I see what you're saying.
Speaker2: The machines look better with decals.
Speaker1: Agreed. Not sure we should do it for all, though.
Speaker2: We should discuss outside the meeting first then.
Speaker1: Agreed. Come in when you can.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Sanjev will be late for the meeting. He tells Speaker1 about his idea to put decals on their machines. Speaker1 is unsure about it but they will discuss it in private.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 didn't come to see a basketball game on Friday's night. The team supported by Speaker1 won 101-98. Speaker2's mom has a flu and he's looking after her. Speaker2 declares to attend the next basketball match.