Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Speaker2, how's it going?
Speaker2: Fine, love, your sister and the kids OK?
Speaker1: Yes, we've had a great day, went swimming first, then had tea in a cafe. Me and Louise had lasagne and garlic bread, Saffy had veggie pasta and Luke had sausages, chips and beans. It was all delicious!
Speaker2: Sounds lovely! I suppose you don't fancy any dinner then?
Speaker1: No, not really! Can you sort yourself out tonight?
Speaker2: I'll have a rummage through the fridge, or maybe treat myself to a yummy curry. What the hell, eh!
Speaker1: Why not! You know I hate the stuff! Go nuts!
Speaker2: I certainly will. What time you back?
Speaker1: About half 7ish, traffic permitting.
Speaker2: Ok, see you later!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has eaten out with her sister and the kids and does not fancy dinner. Speaker2 will help himself to some food. Speaker1 will be back around 7.30. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is bored and has watched YouTube. Speaker2 is at work and will call Speaker1 when he finishes it.