Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Speaker1 can Tino come today for a sleepover?
Speaker1: But he was at ours only last week.
Speaker2: A long time ago. Can he come again?
Speaker1: I don't know. I'd have to talk to his parents first.
Speaker2: They agreed. I've already talked to them.
Speaker1: Speaker2r! It is me who has to talk to them.
Speaker2: Will you?
Speaker1: Maybe when I get home.
Speaker2: But he has to come today!
Speaker1: Why "has to"? What are you two up to?
Speaker2: Cause he has this game and we have to train to get to the next stage and we can do it only together and it's best when at night and nobody bothers us.
Speaker1: But if he has the game, as you say, why don't you go for a sleepover to his place? Just for a change.
Speaker2: Cause you are a better cook and his mom can only prepare pasta and I hate pasta and you always prepare good things for us and you get us this pink juice and we don't have to put on our pijamas.
Speaker1: Pyjamas.
Speaker2: Can he?
Speaker1: I don't think so. Not today anyway. Now I need my time to work. Take care Speaker2!
Speaker2: Speaker1! It's important!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants Tino to come for a sleepover today. They need to practice playing some game. Speaker1 doesn't agree.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval The audition starts at 7.30 P.M. in Antena 3.