Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Good morning, Speaker1!
Speaker1: Hi Speaker2, what's up?
Speaker2: I just wanted to check with you some details of our schedule before I leave the hotel
Speaker1: No problem, how can I help you? :-)
Speaker2: Is the meeting place for the morning briefing up to date in the agenda you sent out yesterday?
Speaker1: I think it is, but let me double check it for you.
Speaker2: Thank you.
Speaker1: Speaker2, you are right - I am so sorry for the mistake.
Speaker2: This is a relief, because I always get lost in London and I know where your office is.
Speaker1: Yes, indeed, Speaker3:30 am in the hall of our company building.
Speaker2: Okay, noted. I also wanted to confirm that the dinner is paid for by the company.
Speaker1: Yes, it is.
Speaker2: Drinks included?
Speaker1: Yes, we managed even to provide an open bar deal for our guests :-)
Speaker2: Wow! This is going to be quite a party then.
Speaker1: We certainly hope so. Rumour has it that some very important deals might come up that evening.
Speaker2: I've heard a thing or two myself, too.
Speaker1: Let's talk about it tomorrow, then. Do you have any more questions?
Speaker2: I don't think so, no, for now I am good.
Speaker1: Perfect, see you soon.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 informs Speaker2 of the location and time for the morning briefing. He also confirms the dinner and drinks are paid for by the company.   
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's wallet is in her room.