Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Speaker3, did you hear the news? 
Speaker3: No, what happened? 
Speaker1: We had a problem at school today.
Speaker3: Speaker2:-)?
Speaker1: Oh c’mon, this time it was serious. 
Speaker3: OK, what now?
Speaker1: Someone cut the tires.
Speaker3: What tires?
Speaker1: The tires on the cars.
Speaker3: Students’ or teacher’s?
Speaker1: Both :-)
Speaker3: Where were the cars?
Speaker1: They were in the parking lot, as always.
Speaker3: How many tires did they cut?
Speaker1: One or two tires were cut on each car, my math teacher got all four cut.
Speaker3: I’m sure he must’ve been really pissed off...
Speaker1: He went crazy, I tell you. He only bought new tires last month!
Speaker3: How many cars in total?
Speaker1: Eleven cars.
Speaker3: That's terrible. I hope they catch the person.
Speaker1: They already have. It was one of the last year students who failed  finals. He wanted to take revenge.
Speaker3: Yeah, he eventually did ;-)) On himself.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval There was a problem at Speaker1's school concerning cut tires on students' and teachers' cars standing in the parking lot.  A student who failed finals, took revenge cutting tires on 11 cars, including all four on math teacher's car. They already caught him.  
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 was at cafe Kohaku near Covent Garden last week, but it's closed down now to her and Speaker2's surprise. She contacted the owners, but they haven't replied yet. Speaker2 and his cousin went to the Lily's in the end, but it had a different vibe.