Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi, we should start looking for a replacement for john
Speaker3: That won't be easy
Speaker1: but we don't have a choice, the sooner we start, the better
Speaker2: I am not sure we have no choice
Speaker2: I was thinking the other day that we could offer him a new contract
Speaker1: I don't think he wants to work here anymore
Speaker2: Because he doesn't expect we could pay him more
Speaker1: but maybe we could find sb for the same money
Speaker2: You've just written that it won't be easy
Speaker3: and the recreation and training won't be cheap
Speaker1: So what should we offer him?
Speaker2: 35% pay rise, something significant 
Speaker1: ok, we can try, I've always been happy with his work
Speaker3: Speaker1, prepare a draft of a contract and I'll talk to John tomorrow
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will prepare a draft of a contract for John. Speaker3 will talk with him about their offer of a 35% pay rise.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 was at cafe Kohaku near Covent Garden last week, but it's closed down now to her and Speaker2's surprise. She contacted the owners, but they haven't replied yet. Speaker2 and his cousin went to the Lily's in the end, but it had a different vibe.