Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Sorry it's taken me a while to get back to you about our meeting. I was away all last week and then I had a big backlog of things to catch up with.
Speaker3: No worries. Will you have time for lunch or coffee this week?
Speaker2: Sure. Speaker1:
Speaker3: How about I take you to lunch on Friday? 
Speaker2: OK, 1 o'clock?
Speaker3: That sounds good. What kind of food do you like?
Speaker2: Oh anything. I am not fussy.
Speaker3: Maybe Italian?
Speaker2: Well, I actually have a gluten intolerance so pasta and pizza are both off the menu for me. That makes Italian a bit tricky.
Speaker3: How about Thai?
Speaker2: I get a bit of a reaction to spicy food, maybe something less hot?
Speaker3: There's a great new Steak House on Station Road, they do really good rib-eye steaks
Speaker2: We can do that if you want, but I'm actually vegetarian.
Speaker2: Except for chickens. Chickens are OK
Speaker3: There's a nice Vegan place doing vegan sushi on London Road. How does that sound?
Speaker2: That sounds perfect. I have an allergy to soy and peanuts, but probably I will be able to find something on the menu there. 
Speaker3: OK, then. It is called Edamame. I'll meet you there on Thursday at one.
Speaker3: Will you be able to bring the book you talked about, that you were going to lend me?
Speaker2: Ah, yes, "the Source" by Mitchener. I think you will enjoy that.
Speaker3: Thanks. I look forward to seeing you there.
Speaker2: Me too. Bye for now.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker3 are meeting on Thursday at one for lunch at a vegan restaurant Edamame as Speaker2's gluten intolerant, allergic to spicy food and a vegetarian. Speaker2'll bring a book "The Source" for Speaker3.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval The temperatures where Speaker1 stays are -3 at night. There is frost in the morning. Speaker2 is in the tropics. Speaker1 had a walk around Belchen's summit on Sunday.