Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi there!
Speaker2: Hey!
Speaker1: What are you up to?
Speaker2: Nothing special, at my 5th unpaid job at the moment, doing social media
Speaker1: Lmao It can't be that bad. Which social media?
Speaker2: TWITTER
Speaker1: Hmm that's an entire new dimension to explore
Speaker2: Without a doubt, this has brought 3D into my life. A considerable improvement
Speaker1: Man, what's happening to you, you're jokes aren't even funny anymore
Speaker2: There you go, the aftereffects of 3D
Speaker1: So what are you actually doing?
Speaker2: Well actually/to be fair/quite frankly unpaid job number 5 is not that bad at all. I'm working for this association which organises a few events during the year and I'm the Secretary, which looks cool on the cv. And has made me learn what twitter actually is. Before I only knew it from the news, because of Trump lol
Speaker1: ha ha ha! And What are you promoting atm?
Speaker2: I'm going to casually mention that we're having an event at the British Library and that's what I'm promoting
Speaker1: wow sounds really good
Speaker2: Yer, good opportunity for networking and I work with really nice people too
Speaker1: That's cool
Speaker2: I think it could hardly be better actually. It's also true that these professional British people can sometimes be extremely unprofessional, but this might be the most entertaining part of the job to be fair. The other day, for instance, my colleagues sent me a promo leaflet which repeatedly mentioned the British Museum and I immediately circulated it through all our social media, mailing list, etc. Turned out it was supposed to be the British Library. Can you dig it?
Speaker1: Ahahahaha that's hilarious!! I'm speechless
Speaker2: Well, so am I. Really glad that it's not a paid job actually
Speaker1: That's a nice silver lining you've got there
Speaker2: lol But hey, I think I should go back to TWITTER and then jump back to unpaid job number 1. Will I see you soon?
Speaker1: ok, no worries. Sure, this weekend?
Speaker2: Yeah, I do think so. Is it rude to suggest we meet at YOURS? I'll bring wine
Speaker1: ha ha ha Sure, no problem. Shall we say Saturday at mine?
Speaker2: Sounds good! Let's just confirm during the week
Speaker1: Will do
Speaker2: It was nice to talk though
Speaker1: Yeah. Keep in touch
Speaker2: I will! xx
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is working for an event organizing association, where he's in charge of social media. especially Twitter. It's yet another job, where Speaker2 is not getting paid. Some of Speaker2 colleagues can be unprofessional at times. Speaker2 and Speaker1 will meet on Saturday at Speaker1's place.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval It's Tom's birthday. Speaker3 and Speaker2 will come to Tom's place about 5 pm to prepare everything before Tom gets back home at 5:30. Speaker2 has already paid for the cake - Speaker3 will pick it up and she will also get the balloons. 