Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Good morning Ms. Speaker1.
Speaker1: Good morning Mr. Speaker2. What can I do for you?
Speaker2: Could you take a look through your front window, towards the north?
Speaker1: Certainly, Mr. Speaker2. I am going.
Speaker2: Can you see this grayish creature underneath the bush there?
Speaker1: Yes. I can see something.
Speaker2: Can you say what is it?
Speaker1: It's a small animal.
Speaker2: What kind of animal?
Speaker1: Oh my God, it's a puppy.
Speaker2: That's what I thought.
Speaker1: Oh, dear! Where does it come from?
Speaker2: Either it got lost somehow, or someone just threw it out.
Speaker1: People can be so cruel.
Speaker2: I wonder what we should do?
Speaker1: I suppose we should call authorities.
Speaker2: Good idea! You call them Ms. Speaker1.
Speaker1: Why should I? You are the one that spotted it!
Speaker2: But it's on your property.
Speaker1: I should have known. Men are like that!
Speaker2: We have too many foreigners in this country. That's the problem!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval There is a puppy at the property and Speaker2 wants Speaker1 to notify the authorities about it.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 dismissed a request of a client. Their boss appreciated the decision. He brings in new clients.