Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi, Speaker2, I need some advice.
Speaker2: What is it, honey?
Speaker1: I have invited this guy for dinner and don't know what to cook.
Speaker2: Who is he?
Speaker1: A man I met at work.
Speaker2: Is it serious? What's his name?
Speaker1: His name is Gerhard. And we just went out a few times.
Speaker2: Gerhard? Strange name. Is he German?
Speaker1: He is.
Speaker2: Well, I don't know.
Speaker1: What should I cook?
Speaker2: No. If you should be dating a German guy.
Speaker1: What do you mean? Why not?
Speaker2: You know. The Germans. They've got this war thing!
Speaker1: Speaker2! Gerhard is a neurosurgeon at our hospital.
Speaker2: So, he's got a job. Good.
Speaker1: What do you think I should cook.
Speaker2: For a German I'd cook some stuffed cabbage.
Speaker1: Great! Email me the recipe.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 invited Gerhard from work for a dinner. They went out on a few dates. He is German and a neurosurgeon in the hospital. Speaker2 suggests cooking some stuffed cabbage for him.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's almost done with the article, Speaker2 needs it today.