Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I'm really tired of Sammy
Speaker1: you argued again?
Speaker2: we don't argue anymore
Speaker2: we just shout at each other
Speaker2: any other for of communication ceased to exist 
Speaker1: oh no, that sounds really bad
Speaker2: I know, but nobody wants to move out
Speaker1: why?
Speaker2: the apartment is cheap, perfectly located for both of us, comfortable
Speaker2: I won't find anything even similar to this
Speaker1: I'm not sure
Speaker2: I've checked the prices, I know
Speaker1: So what are you going to do?
Speaker2: avoid her?
Speaker1: but you share things
Speaker2: I'll share as little as possible
Speaker1: Can't you two just talk?
Speaker2: I've tired to many times, always in vain 
Speaker1: I know, you told me
Speaker2: I think I've tried everything, it's just a difficult person
Speaker2: probably having problems with many poeple
Speaker2: Now I understand why the previous tenant left
Speaker1: yes, maybe
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is struggling to communicating with Sammy. She is not keen on moving out thought and neither is Sammy. Speaker2 is planning on just avoiding Sammy as much as possible. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Someone left a phone at Speaker2's place, but it wasn't Speaker1.