Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Hi, are you busy? Can I talk to you?
Speaker2: I'm watching some stupid videos on u tube. Bring it on, what is it?
Speaker3: Well, it's about my job. I don't know what to do.
Speaker2: What's the problem? I remeber you weren't very happy about it in general.
Speaker3: Exactly. And I got a new offer.
Speaker2: So? Is the money good in this new place? 
Speaker3: And here's the problem. I hinted here that I might leave and they offered my a promotion. 
Speaker2: OK. A good one or just a bluff?
Speaker3: It seems a good one, but they have already talked about promotions and rise previously. And nothing of it happened...
Speaker2: I see. Well, if you don't trust them, it's not a place to stay for long. 
Speaker3: I know. 
Speaker3: Speaker1: good money, some perspectives, but I don't know this company.
Speaker3: No one seems to know them...
Speaker2: Give me their name. I'll ask around. 
Speaker3: Humill Corporate. They work in social media. 
Speaker2: OK. 
Speaker2: How much time do you have to decide?
Speaker3: Untill the end of the month. So a couple of days only.
Speaker2: I seems to me that whatever decision you make, you'll profit. But I think, in your situation, I'd rather opt for the new place. 
Speaker3: I thought you might say that and that's way I wrote to YOU! :D
Speaker2: Hahaha, so you see. You know what to do! 
Speaker3: Yes! But ask about Humill anyway, please.
Speaker2: OK, no problem. I'll write to you tomorrow or the day afert tomorrow. Take care!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 has a dilema about changing her job. Speaker2 will do a little reconnaissance about the other company that want to hire Speaker3.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is coming home for Christmas next week.  Speaker1 has no idea what to buy their father so Speaker2 is going to order an ipad online.