Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: hey, I'm not sure if I'll make it tonight...
Speaker1: Hey! Why not? What's up?
Speaker2: i've got a shitload of work to do still...
Speaker2: I thought I'd be done by now, but yeah...
Speaker1: Oh come on, how come you're always so busy? Aren't you overworking yourself a bit?
Speaker2: i don't know man, it's always so difficult to start and then there's suddenly so much work and so little time
Speaker1: So you're just procrastinating.
Speaker2: well, heh, I guess, but it's not like i'm watching tv series or playing computer games or anything
Speaker2: i get up at 10, have my breakfast, drink my tea, my coffee, browse the net a bit, another tea, then it's lunch time...
Speaker2: and then it's 6pm suddenly and I've neither started my work nor done anything useful in particular
Speaker1: Are you maybe depressed or something?
Speaker2: nah I don't think so, maybe it's the gloomy weather or i'm just too tired after the whole week
Speaker2: either way, I really need to do something about this, i'm just wasting time
Speaker1: Well, you definitely should. Anyway, are you sure you won't make it? Anne will be very disappointed :/.
Speaker2: yeah, i'm pretty sure, sorry :(( i'm also disappointed. i'll talk to her later
Speaker1: OK. Good luck with your work and see you tomorrow!
Speaker2: thanks! see you!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 won't make it tonight as he has too much work. Speaker1 reckons Speaker2 is working too much or he's depressed. Anne will be disappointed. Speaker1 will talk to her later. Speaker1 will see Speaker2 tomorrow.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has just landed and he will be at RER about 5.30 PM. Speaker2 will pick him up from there.