Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Jonah is feeling fine so we might go to the vineyard tonight. Do you still want to join us?
Speaker2: Yes! I have a couple of errands to run after work but will be ready by 6.30.
Speaker1: It doesn't start until 7.30, right?
Speaker2: That's right. Did you buy tickets online? only 5$
Speaker1: Not yet. Kasey and Chad are supposed to let us know if they also wanna go. Then we could ride together. Otherwise we can pick you up on the way.
Speaker2: Ok. Also bring a jacket in case we're outside. 
Speaker1: Always have a blanket in the car! I read on their website that we might need to bring chairs? I'm sure they have some sitting there?
Speaker2: I think so. They do all sort of events there, weddings, etc. Probably just not too many so they tell people to bring their own.
Speaker1: I see. Have you been there before?
Speaker2: It has probably been a couple of years. I used to go there a lot when I worked for that event planning company. It's a great property. You''ll like it.
Speaker1: I'm sure I will! Do we need to bring anything else? Do they have any food there? Except for the tacos they mentioned.
Speaker2: There's a restaurant on site but not sure how long they stay open. You can always bring some with you.
Speaker1: I might just prepare a picnic basket! I'm sure it will be fun, live music and all.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Jonah are considering joining an event at the vineyard which starts at 7.30 and Speaker1 offers to pick up Speaker2, Kasey and Chad on their way. Speaker2 advised Speaker1 to take something to sit on. There's a restaurant at the vineyard but Speaker1 will prepare a picnic basket anyway.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 asks Speaker2 to open the door and pay the delivery guy standing outside his door.