Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Are you up for this new project?
Speaker1: I really don’t know, for me it’s close to impossible.
Speaker2: Why?
Speaker1: Seriously, you’re asking? With such deadline and, what’s the most important, such resources, we will never do that.
Speaker2: Why do you give up so easily?
Speaker1: It’s not giving up, it’s a common sense.
Speaker2: If you think so… Me and Mikel, we’re ready to do it.
Speaker1: Good luck, if you manage, I swear I’ll drink five Redbull drinks in an hour.
Speaker2: Haha, OK, brace yourself cause we’re doing it ;)
Speaker1: And how was the last one?
Speaker2: Oh, yes… We got the results, but it was almost equal with the expected results, so it was sort of at the limit.
Speaker1: Well it’s not easy since last year the expectations are pretty high.
Speaker2: Yes, they are… But what can you do…
Speaker1: Change the job ;-)
Speaker2: Huh, I don’t know about you, but I like my salary, so I’m staying.
Speaker1: Cool down, just a joke :P
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 doesn't want to join the new project at work because she finds it undoable. Speaker2 and Mikel have decided to work on it. Their last project went as expected. Speaker2 likes her current salary so she wouldn't like to change jobs.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is looking for Speaker2, who is in the classroom.