Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi, Speaker1, dear.
Speaker1: Hi, Speaker2. What's up?
Speaker2: Can you come to my place now?
Speaker1: Not right now, I'm afraid.
Speaker2: Sorry, dear. I must insist.
Speaker1: I can't. But what's the rush?
Speaker2: You remember the red sweater you borrowed a month ago?
Speaker1: Yeah. What about it?
Speaker2: I must have it back for tonight.
Speaker1: You're kidding, right?
Speaker2: Not at all, dear. I've just met this gorgeous guy. He asked me out for tonight.
Speaker1: I'm sure you can wear something else.
Speaker2: Please, dear. I finally found the right man. I need my lucky sweater.
Speaker1: I can see your point, dear. But aren't you forgetting something?
Speaker2: Like what?
Speaker1: I am getting married tonight. And I am some thousand miles away.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants Speaker1 to return her the lucky sweater that she borrowed one month ago. Speaker2 wants to wear it tonight for a date with a special guy. Speaker1 cannot return it now because she's getting married tonight and she's thousands miles away. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 used to go out together. Now he'd like to ask Kelly, Speaker1's best friend, out. He gets her permission.