Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I am not happy🤬
Speaker1: oh dear.. whats up?
Speaker2: that bloody customer was on again today..
Speaker1: oh no
Speaker2: yep.. he went straight to the boss
Speaker1: oh no what did Kev say?
Speaker2: well kev already knew about him from yesterday and told me not to worry
Speaker1: yes but he want expecting him to come back today was he?
Speaker2: no
Speaker1: What did the bloke say?
Speaker2: Kev said he said the same as he said to me, basically it was a manufacturing fault and there was nothing I could have done anyway but send it back which I offed to do
Speaker2: he said he kicked off at him too.. took the head office number and both our names
Speaker1: will you get in trouble?
Speaker2: I cant see how we can, its a problem with the radio not us, we cant just give him his money back like that, he didn't want to listen to me or kev it seems
Speaker1: yes but I would be mad if I bought something and it broke
Speaker2: he bought it two years ago Speaker1!
Speaker1: oh.. maybe thats different lol
Speaker2: hes lucky we would consider looking at it after all this time really
Speaker1: I spose so was it expensive?
Speaker2: about 200
Speaker1: for a radio?
Speaker1: I would want that to last 10 years lol
Speaker2: well...
Speaker2: it had a years warranty and they will fix it I recon
Speaker1: I dont think you have heard the last of it
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is angry because of the dissatisfied customer whose radio broke down after two years of usage. Speaker1 believes that a radio costing 200 should last longer. The device has a warranty and will probably be fixed.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 will go to a pub on Friday around 8. Sophie is thinking of breaking up with her boyfriend before Uni. Speaker1 is going to Manchester in 4 months. Speaker2 wants to study medicine in Exeter, so she needs high grades.