Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Do you have any car dealers you could recommend?
Speaker3: Huge news - are you buying a car?
Speaker1: I intend to
Speaker4: Old or new?
Speaker1: I don't mind an old one, unless it's like twenty years old
Speaker2: I think you may get a better deal if you go outside the city
Speaker3: Hm, I know a good one in Chelsea, but I don't think they're selling old cars
Speaker1: I don't have a lot of money and it will be my first car, so I don't want anything too fancy
Speaker2: Sounds like you shouldn't get anything brand new ;)
Speaker4: Do you have any other preferences?
Speaker1: I was thinking automatic, diesel?
Speaker4: Why diesel?
Speaker1: Hm, I guess it's more economic in the long run and more eco friendly
Speaker3: And the automatic gearbox? You're 25 not 90 :D
Speaker1: Yes and that's why I want to be comfortable. I used to think like you and didn't want to even try the automatic, but I've been driving Lucy's car for months now and it's brilliant
Speaker2: I get what you mean, automatic all the way
Speaker4: Have you checked on Facebook or ebay? Maybe someone's selling
Speaker1: I did, it was the first thing I did, but then... I'm not sure, I'm afraid I'm going to get scammed
Speaker3: I can go with you, just in case
Speaker1: Thanks man! But where to? :D
Speaker2: <file_other> here's the list of 10 best car dealers in Greater London, you should check them out
Speaker4: I'd go online if I were you, far easier ;)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is looking for a car dealer. He wants to buy an automatic or a diesel. Speaker3 can go with him to the car dealer.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 needs the paper from the office to submit an application.