Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Just talked to John.
Speaker1: How's he? What was that about?
Speaker2: Eh, he was just asked if he was considering changing departments...
Speaker1: What?!
Speaker1: Oh dear, but John's so committed!
Speaker2: I know, right?! I don't know what his deal is about.
Speaker1: Did he say anything else? Did he suggest any department in particular?
Speaker2: No, that's the thing. According to John, Powell was nice, but you know... in this mischievous way.
Speaker1: At least he didn't fire him right away.
Speaker2: Well, it's not that simple, but I don't envy him.
Speaker1: Tell me more, poor John. I like working with him.
Speaker2: Me too, pity he probably won't be here for long.
Speaker1: Powell probably already has a list of people who want John's job. That'll be interesting.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval John might be changing departments and later on be fired. Speaker1 and Speaker2 sympathize with him. They like working with John.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is not happy with Speaker1 prioritising work over spending time with her. 