Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Are you coming to see me today?
Speaker2: I hope so, but I still have a couple of hours' of work to do.  
Speaker1: You could come now and we can eat and you can finish your work later.
Speaker2: Right now the buses are full of people and I won't get a seat. 
Speaker1: You should take the tram to King Street and then change to a number 135 bus. That's never that full.
Speaker2: Where would you like to eat?
Speaker1: Haven't been at the Taj Mahal Curry House for a while. You fancy a curry?
Speaker2: We can do that. But if I don't do the work now I will have to leave about 9.00
Speaker1: Just bring the computer with you and go in from here tomorrow.
Speaker2: What about your parents?
Speaker1: Not here. Gone to the Lake District.
Speaker2: All right then, that's what I'll do.
Speaker1: When will you get here?
Speaker2: About seven thirty.
Speaker1: OK, see you then.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is going to have dinner with Speaker1 at the Taj Mahal Curry House today. Speaker2 still has work to do, but he can finish it after dinner then stay over at Speaker1's because her parents are away.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants something cheaper than sushi for lunch. Speaker4, Speaker3 and Speaker1 will get takeout pasta boxes to the park.