Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Have you seen Chris?
Speaker2: No, has something happened?
Speaker1: Hm, he texted me he was heading home. Does he leave?
Speaker2: I don't know, I'm still here with the rest. I will ask around.
Speaker1: And? Any news?
Speaker2: No's seen him. He was chatting with Jack, but Jack's gone now.
Speaker2: I called him, but he's not answering.
Speaker1: I will try as well. Let me know if you find him.
Speaker1: Was he really drunk?
Speaker2: No, I don't think so.
Speaker1: Ok, thank you Speaker2!
Speaker2: Do you know anything? Can't find him anywhere, he must have left.
Speaker1: Jack texted me back. They went to another pub.
Speaker1: Obviously he didn't think about texting me about this ;/
Speaker2: Hahaha, props to Chris!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is looking for Chris. Jack texted Speaker2 to let him know him and Chris went to another bar.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 just got back from Vosges. She stayed a week in a farm house with Ferdinand and her dog Aiden. 