Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: About that project...
Speaker1: What about it?
Speaker2: I think we should all meet up to work on it together. This will probably be more efficient than everyone doing their parts alone and then trying to combine it.
Speaker1: Hmm, I think you're right.
Speaker2: I can't get in touch with Sam, though.
Speaker1: Ah, I remember him telling me he's deleted his Facebook.
Speaker2: But why?
Speaker1: I think he said something about a social media detox?
Speaker2: Hmm... I guess I'd like to do that too sometime, but it sounds... difficult.
Speaker1: Difficult?
Speaker2: I mean, everyone uses Facebook to talk now. It feels like you'd be left out of things?
Speaker1: Maybe a little, but you can still use WhatsApp and so on.
Speaker2: Ah, true.
Speaker1: Anyway, weren't we supposed to be discussing the project?
Speaker2: Right, sorry about that.
Speaker1: Do you want me to contact Sam? I could call him in a few.
Speaker2: That would be great.
Speaker1: I guess we should suggest something. Does Saturday sound okay to you?
Speaker2: Yeah, I'm free.
Speaker1: Perfect. Let's hope he'll be okay with that too, we really need to work on that already.
Speaker2: The deadline is next Friday, isn't it?
Speaker1: It is and I wouldn't count on an extension...
Speaker2: Right... Let me know as soon as you find out!
Speaker1: Don't worry, I will!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 want to meet on Saturday to work on a project that is due next Friday. Speaker2 can't get in touch with Sam as he has deleted his Facebook profile. Speaker1 can call Sam about the meeting. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has lost his credit card and blocked it in the bank. It will take some time before he gets a new one, and he needs money. Speaker3 is broke, but Speaker1 will lend Speaker2 some money.