Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hey Speaker2, why weren't you at the meeting today?
Speaker2: I had to take this call from a new client. How was the meeting?
Speaker1: Same old, same old. I actually wanted to talk to you about something else.
Speaker2: What happened?
Speaker1: I went out with Melanie and Annie last night, and...
Speaker2: ... aaaaaaand?
Speaker1: I met this gorgeous guy. His name is Sam.
Speaker2: Tell me everything!!! What does he do?
Speaker1: I don't know! He's so gorgeous that I couldn't pay attention to anything he said.
Speaker2: lol, was he really that good looking?
Speaker1: He's so handsome he should be in the movies.
Speaker2: So you don't know anything about this guy?
Speaker1: Not really, I just kept giggling and smiling and nodding to pretend I was listening.
Speaker2: Are you seeing him again?
Speaker1: YES!!!! Today, actually.
Speaker2: Where are you going?
Speaker1: We're having dinner at The Three Forks.
Speaker2: WOW! That's fancy. Are you excited?
Speaker1: I really am. I'm even making a list of things to talk about.
Speaker2: There's no need for that! Just be yourself, it's very easy to speak with you.
Speaker1: Thanks, I'll remember that if I need to muster some confidence.
Speaker2: Call me tonight as soon as the date is over, I want to hear all the details!
Speaker1: Wish me luck!!!
Speaker2: You don't need it, but good luck!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 weren't at the meeting today. She had a call from a new client. Speaker1 went out yesterday night with Annie and Melanie and she meta very handsome man, Sam. Speaker1 is having a dinner with him at The Three Forks.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is having a beer. Speaker1 has just finished her class but is not going to the next one. Just like last week, Speaker1 has asked a classmate to fake her signature on the attendance list.