Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: As the Christmas time is almost upon us, I thought it may be a good idea to organise Secret Santa. What do you think?
Speaker4: It's a marvellous idea!
Speaker1: How does it work?
Speaker2: You draw the person for whom you're going to buy a gift.
Speaker3: It's so cool! Please do it! Keep in mind that it must be a secret who everyone gets!
Speaker1: Oh, ok
Speaker2: Speaker3's right. It's more fun when we don't tell each other who've got
Speaker4: Are we organising it just for our team or the whole department?
Speaker2: I don't know. I thought the department may be more fun, but then we don't know each other that well, so it may be quite troublesome to buy a right gift
Speaker3: Yeah, but the point of Secret Santa is not buying precisely what the other person wants, but just having a bit of fun
Speaker1: I think we should stick to our team. There's the right number and I think 20 is enough
Speaker4: Hm, you may be right.
Speaker2: Ok, so now - price range. What do you reckon?
Speaker3: 30?
Speaker1: It's quite a lot...
Speaker3: Well, can you buy a decent gift for less than that? I'm not talking about buying someone a candle...
Speaker4: Hahaha, please guys don't buy each others candles...
Speaker2: Linda from HR loves candles
Speaker3: Oh course she does
Speaker1: Can we make it 20 then?
Speaker2: For me it sounds fair
Speaker3: I think it's ok
Speaker4: I agree, you can find something nice for 20 quid
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Christmas is approaching. Speaker2 proposes organising Secret Santa for the team. There are 20 people in the team. Speaker4, Speaker1 and Speaker3 agree. The price range is 20 pounds.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants Speaker2’s advice on what to wear. She gives some hints so that he doesn't look like a waiter and recommends wearing black pants, a white shirt and brown shoes.