Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi! Thanks for the recommendation!
Speaker2: Hi. Which one?
Speaker1: Oh, you remember! You told me about that new Tarantino film! 
Speaker2: Oh, yeah! Did you see it?
Speaker1: Sure did! And liked it very much.  
Speaker2: What do you think about the plot?
Speaker1: Well, as said, I liked it. But the twist at the end was most exciting. 
Speaker2: Which one? :P 
Speaker1: Oh, I see where you’re going with it ;) 
Speaker2: So, what are you up to tonight?
Speaker1: Not much. Probably stay home, watch some telly, maybe an early night. Y? 
Speaker2: Well, I have a date with this bloke, but don’t know what to wear.
Speaker1: Well, I didn’t see that coming. And you want me to help you pick the dress to kill?
Speaker2: You’re a mind reader! So, can you come over?
Speaker1: Like now? 
Speaker2: Duh! I’m supposed to meet him in like 2 hrs.
Speaker1: Will 2 hrs be enough for you to get ready? ;) 
Speaker2: Don’t be like that!
Speaker1: Sorry. 
Speaker2: So, when can you be here?
Speaker1: Actually, I didn’t agree to anything yet.
Speaker2: So, if you don’t want to help me, just say so. 
Speaker1: I didn’t say that. 
Speaker2: It’s really important to me. 
Speaker1: Fine. Be there in a jiffy.
Speaker2:  Thank you <3 you’re the best!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 both liked the new film by Quentin Tarantino. Speaker2 is going out on a date and Speaker1 will come over shortly to help her choose what to wear.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 took over Chris's company, which was under a huge debt. He sold the office and did some changes but Chris still works there as Director. Speaker2's business goes very slow but he expects it to get better by the end of the year.