Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi! I've heard Jason is leaving us for some time. Is that true?
Speaker1: Yes and no. Who told you?
Speaker2: It's becoming an open secret. People are talking.
Speaker1: That's interesting. I'm wondering who spilt the beans.
Speaker2: So it is true
Speaker1: He's leaving to another division. Overseas. But he'll be in here from to time.
Speaker2: That's all very general. Can you reveal some details?
Speaker1: Aren't people talking about that? :-p
Speaker2: I don't want to learn things from 'people'. You're the best source of knowledge.
Speaker1: Am I?
Speaker2: Yes, you are. Come on!
Speaker1: I can't tell you everything.
Speaker2: Not everything but a little more :-)
Speaker1: There are some problems in one of our Asian plants. It's a kind of promotion for him.
Speaker2: And what will his connections with us be like?
Speaker1: He will come here for quarterly meetings
Speaker2: So he got on the Board, didn't he?
Speaker1: I didn't say that
Speaker2: It'll be announced sooner or later. What are you afraid of?
Speaker1: It is supposed to come out in the open rather later than sooner.
Speaker2: OK. Mum's the word.
Speaker1: Thanks.
Speaker2: Have a good afternoon.
Speaker1: You too!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Jason is leaving to another division and he will come here for quarterly meetings.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 bought a bottle of nice wine for Nancy's birthday.