Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I'Speaker3:
Speaker2: <file_other>
Speaker2: what do you think? it's got good reviews.
Speaker1: it does, but do you really need something like that?
Speaker2: huh?
Speaker1: it's pretty expensive, are you sure you don't want something cheaper? and smaller
Speaker1: you don't need a laptop like that for writing and surfing
Speaker2: excuse me, I play games too so I wanted a good one!
Speaker2: there's some new games coming out that my old computer won't be able to handle and they're PC-only
Speaker1: I get it but I still think that's overkill
Speaker1: gaming laptops aren't the best investment if you ask me...
Speaker1: it's better to get a cheaper laptop for things you need/want to do on the go
Speaker1: and use a desktop for gaming as they're more upgradable
Speaker2: huh... well, you do have a point, I suppose
Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker1: this looks like a decent laptop and it doesn't cost a fortune
Speaker2: let's see
Speaker1: and as for the desktop, I'd build it myself if I were you
Speaker1: there are guides online, so anyone can do it if they really want to
Speaker1: and you'll get a better bang for your buck this way
Speaker2: I like this one, I'll consider it
Speaker2: maybe you're right... I've never built my own PC but if others can do it, why can't I
Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker1: I recommend this website, everything is explained step-by-step and very clearly, too. it's really easy to follow
Speaker2: ohhh... thank you! :)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is considering buying a laptop. Speaker1 suggests buying a cheaper laptop and a desktop PC.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker3 don't like what the man in dreads looks like, but Speaker1 does.