Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Just a quick question guys. Whose turn is it to bring the food and the drinks to the next session of the seminar with Mary?
Speaker1: I volunteered to bring some snacks, idk who’s bringing the drinks
Speaker4: @Speaker3 perhaps?
Speaker3: Hey, sorry for the delay, I was at work
Speaker3: Yes, it’s me
Speaker3: Bad news for those of you hoping for some prosecco… I’ve bought tomato juice
Speaker4: Yucks 🚱
Speaker3: lol Sorryyyy
Speaker4: I feel like I’ll have to bring my own drinks
Speaker4: Changing the subject, have you read the text by Gubar already?
Speaker4: The one about how women were happy that men went to war so that could work in factories etc.?
Speaker3: No, I was too busy choosing a juice everyone would scoff at 🤩
Speaker4: Ha ha ha good for you
Speaker2: I’ve read it. Frankly speaking, I think it was one of the best we’ve read so far. Very much to the point and I love how she incorporates the sources into her text. Seamlessly!! 🤖
Speaker4: Yeah, I loved it too, that’s why I wanted to know what you guys think of it
Speaker1: Defs sounds like a good read. I’m literally printing it now
Speaker3: I’m sure you won’t regret the trees cut for this hard copy
Speaker1: 💩 
Speaker3: 😘
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will bring some snacks and Speaker3 will bring tomato juice to the seminar with Mary. Speaker4 and Speaker2d loved Gubar's text.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 send Speaker2 budget estimation for this year. Extra other expenses are boss's trip to Japan, for a convention.