Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: You won't guess what happened to Fiona!
Speaker1: No, I probably won't :D
Speaker1: Isn't she in Portugal?
Speaker2: Well... that's not that simple ;)
Speaker1: What? what do you mean?
Speaker2: She went to Portugal with Mario, but now she's in Spain
Speaker1: Oh, that's nice
Speaker2: Listen up
Speaker2: She met Lisa in Portugal, Mario ditched them, god knows why, the guy's weird, but, anyway, the girls went a bit wild
Speaker2: They partied for the entire weekend and were supposed to go back on Sunday, they had the same flight
Speaker2: The thing is they boarded a wrong plane and ended up in Spain
Speaker1: They did what?!
Speaker2: I know, right? How crazy is that? :D
Speaker1: It's not crazy, it's not possible
Speaker2: Tell that to Fiona and Lisa, they say hello by the way
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Speaker1: But how did it happen?
Speaker2: They were flying with Ryanair. Fiona said they were crazy tired and almost missed their boarding, but were admitted eventually. They followed the crowd and ended up in a wrong queue. It was an early morning flight, I think the flight attendant was simply tired and missed that tiny detail that they were flying to Manchester, not Madrid
Speaker1: This is crazy. What are they going to do?
Speaker2: They're probably to stay as long as they won't find a flight back, they didn't seem too bothered about this
Speaker1: Well, this doesn't surprise me
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Fiona met Lisa in Portugal. They were partying all weekend. They were supposed to go back on Sunday. They boarded the wrong plane and ended up in Spain because of fatigue.
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. 