Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi, Speaker2! Are you ok?
Speaker2: Ciao Speaker1! I'm fine. What's going on?
Speaker1: I'd like to ask you something... maybe a little unusual.
Speaker2: Oh God! No, Speaker1, I'm not gay. :D
Speaker1: Haha, no, it has to do with Daniele, Marco and their friends. They keep saying that going to the movies on a Saturday night is a thing for old and boring people. I love watching movies but it seems like all the Italian people I know here in Turin just want to go to clubs or get drunk or both, you know...
Speaker2: Yes, I know, but those guys are, well, I don't want to offend them so I'll just say they don't have a huge intellectual landscape.
Speaker1: You know, sometimes I miss my friends back in England. :P
Speaker2: I know, but if you want you can come to the Cinema Massimo with Martina, Francesco and me next Saturday. They will be playing the new Sorrentino film. Are you interested?
Speaker1: Of course I am! Thank you. :)
Speaker2: Obviously no grudge against Daniele and Marco, they are fine guys. ;)
Speaker1: Obviously. ;)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is upset. She can't find a company for movies in Turin, because her peers think it's suitable for old people. Speaker2 invites her to the cinema with Martina and Francesco next Saturday. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval A boy that Speaker2 likes is not talking to her, but Speaker1 convinces her that he likes her. Speaker2 will talk to the boy tomorrow.