Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Did you see Lady Gaga’s new movie?
Speaker2: No, is it goo?
Speaker1: So good! I cried! Everyone cried! LOL!
Speaker2: See, why is that good?
Speaker1: Because!
Speaker2: Like I want to be sad and cry! LOL!
Speaker1: It’s emotional, you get caught up in the character’s lives.
Speaker2: I’d rather see a good car chase!
Speaker1: You’re such a boy!
Speaker2: Yep!
Speaker1: So you won’t go see a dramatic film?
Speaker2: Nah, not my thing.
Speaker1: Car chase only?
Speaker2: NO! I also like a good gun fight!
Speaker1: Oh brother…
Speaker2: LOL!
Speaker1: I should have known!
Speaker2: LOL! You should know me by now!
Speaker1: I should!
Speaker2: So what are you doing tonight? TGIF!
Speaker1: Not sure. Why?
Speaker2: Maybe we can meet up.
Speaker1: Sure! Where?
Speaker2: Dunno…
Speaker1: You’re no help!
Speaker2: Let me see if there’s anything going on.
Speaker1: Like what?
Speaker2: Music, hang out, whatever, anything.
Speaker1: Okay. Let me know.
Speaker2: I will.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 enjoyed Lady Gaga's new movie. Speaker2 doesn't fancy dramatic movies. Speaker2 prefers car chases and gun fights. Speaker2 is going out with Speaker1 tonight.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 started jogging again. He performed better than expected. Speaker1 can't jog now because of his heart medication effects but he recalls that when playing football in the past, he also performed very well after a break.