Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi, man. What you doing?
Speaker1: Nothing much. You?
Speaker2: Staying home, bored to the bone.
Speaker1: So there is two of us.
Speaker2: Maybe we'll go somewhere.
Speaker1: Like where?
Speaker2: I don't know. The movies?
Speaker1: Sounds better than staying home.
Speaker2: Yeah. I hear there is this crazy European movie.
Speaker2: It's called The Man that Jack Built.
Speaker1: Never heard of it.
Speaker2: Brand new, man. Just been released.
Speaker1: I don't know. It's European, right?
Speaker2: Yea. The director is Danish or something.
Speaker1: European movies tend to be boring.
Speaker2: No this one, from what I hear.
Speaker1: Really. The director is a Dane, so is it about Vikings?
Speaker2: Not at all man.
Speaker1: So what's it about?
Speaker2: This fancy serial killer. They say blood practically flows from the screen.
Speaker1: No kidding.
Speaker2: Yea. You wanna check it out?
Speaker1: Sure. Why not. You gonna pick me up?
Speaker2: Will do. Six pm?
Speaker1: Six it is then. See ya.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is going to pick up Speaker1 at 6 pm. They're going to see a new European movie called The Man that Jack Built.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3's, Speaker2's and Speaker1's project is due on December 15. Speaker1 and Speaker3 are meeting tomorrow at Starbucks down 8th street at 3pm. Speaker2's out of town, but she'll do some research tonight and send it to them.