Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: What do you think of this new Brexit deal debacle?
Speaker2: She'll never get this deal through the commons.
Speaker1: Probably not. But what other options are there?
Speaker2: at the moment there are none. I think the Tories stalled the whole process on purpose so that way they leave us with this awful deal at 2 minutes to midnight.
Speaker1: Yep. That's the problem. Time is running out and if we don't say yes we'll crash out of the EU with no safety net.
Speaker2: Let us crash out. Anything has got to be better than staying in the EU.
Speaker1: I'm not sure. The option of no-deal Brexit looks pretty scary. Some of my friends are already prepping and stockpiling food.
Speaker2: That's just scaremongering. Don't let them get to you. We voted out for good reasons.
Speaker1: Yeah damn Remoaners. They don't know the first thing about democracy.
Speaker2: The Tories know that if they don't give us the deal we expected people will come out on the streets and demand it. They'll burn Westminster down if they have to.
Speaker1: I think they're just testing the waters and see if they can fool us with this make believe deal which still keeps us in the EU and gives away Gibraltar.
Speaker2: But they won't fools us. We're onto their games.
Speaker1: True.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval She will have problems getting the Brexit deal through the House of Commons. The Tories might have stalled the process on purpose. Speaker2 and Speaker1 voted out of the EU. Brexit without a deal might cause problems. A bad deal might cause unrest in the country.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will buy 5 packs of earplugs for Speaker2 at the pharmacy.