Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hey! I just finished watching Stranger Things
Speaker2: Finally! What do you think?
Speaker1: Uhm...
Speaker2: Oh no, don't tell me
Speaker1: I'm sorry Speaker2 but I didn't like it
Speaker2: But have you watched the whole thing?
Speaker1: You mean both seasons? No
Speaker2: Why? Watch it until the end
Speaker1: I started the second season, but it's even worse, really
Speaker1: I agree it's really well done and all, but I think it's not for me
Speaker2: Are you kidding me? It's awesome! The atmosphere, the vibe, music, actors, story
Speaker1: Idk Speaker2, I think it's maybe the kids? I can't relate to them, I'd rather watch something with adults, I can't care about the adventures of teenagers or children even
Speaker2: I don't think it matters that much, the story's great
Speaker1: Maybe, I just don't feel, I barely watched the first season
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 didn't like Stranger Things.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are going out tonight. Speaker1 is leaving school at Easter to work for his uncle. Speaker2's parents want him to retake his GCSEs. Speaker1's brother will buy alcohol and cigarettes for them. Their friend, Kirsty, is dating Nathan Baker. Speaker2 and Speaker1 will meet around 6 outside the club.