Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey, we just arrived at the lake house. Want to go swimming when you get here?
Speaker1: Sure. Are the others there yet?
Speaker2: Yes, but they're out fishing right now. There's a trout out there that's a local legend.
Speaker1: I hope they don't spend all their time fishing. I want to see them!
Speaker2: I think they get some reception out on the lake. I'll let them know you're on your way.
Speaker1: Great, thank you! Do you have anything planned for dinner?
Speaker2: We're debating whether we should grill or go to the restaurant down the road. What do you think?
Speaker1: Tough call, although I think I'm up for grilling this time around.
Speaker2: Yeah, me too.
Speaker1: Have you been in the water yet? How is it?
Speaker2: Much warmer than I'm used to. It's usually a lot colder this time of year.
Speaker1: Good to know. Last time it was absolutely freezing.
Speaker2: We're thinking of getting a fire going in the evening. 
Speaker1: Sounds good! It should be a nice night for it.
Speaker2: I think so.
Speaker1: Alright, I'm at a rest station right now and should get back in the road. Do you need for me to bring anything?
Speaker2: Just maybe some hot dog rolls and burger buns.
Speaker1: OK, there's a place up the road where I can get some. See you in about an hour.
Speaker2: Ok, see you in a bit!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is on her way to the lake house and want to see other but they are out fishing. Speaker2 will let them know she's here. Speaker2 wants Kathrine to get some food from the rest station.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 came back last night. Speaker2 has a parcel for Speaker1. Speaker2 will be back from work today at 6 p.m. and Speaker1 will come to collect the parcel. 