Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello dear Speaker2! How are you? How is life?
Speaker2: Nice to hear from you! Back from your travelling?
Speaker1: Why don't we meet up and have a good long chat?
Speaker2: Sure enough! Will you be coming to town soon?
Speaker1: I might. When would it suit you?
Speaker2: I always have Wednesday afternoons free. We close at 1 pm.
Speaker1: Shall I pick you up from the shop and we'll drive up to some cozy pub?
Speaker2: Nice of you but I'll have to get my car. I can't leave it in town.
Speaker1: Of course. Stupid me. So shall we meet somewhere in town?
Speaker2: I'd rather go somewhere else. Have enough of town every day :(
Speaker1: How about this pub next to the golf course in Bulwell? What's it called?
Speaker2: Tee and Ball I think. But they don't open until 5 pm.
Speaker1: True. So let's have lunch in Rack and Pinion. They have this fabulous salad bar there.
Speaker2: Oh yes. That's a splendid idea! I haven't been there for ages. Shall we meet there?
Speaker1: Speaker4:30?
Speaker2: I won't manage I'm afraid. I still have to clear up after closing the shop. And do some paper work. Speaker3:30?
Speaker1: Sure. Suits me fine. Maybe I'll book a table? Aren't they usually full at lunchtime?
Speaker2: They may. Better not to take chances.
Speaker1: And I can ask them to book us this table in the lounge bar. The one in the bay window.
Speaker2: That would be a treat!
Speaker1: We deserve it, don't we?
Speaker2: :))
Speaker1: Then see you there!
Speaker2: Love!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 came back from her travelling. Speaker2 and Speaker1 are meeting for lunch in Rack and Pinion on Wednesday at 2:30pm. Speaker1 will book them a table in the lounge bar.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Some girls had to undress because they had been pushed into the pool.