Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: So how was the lecture?
Speaker2: Awesome!
Speaker1: What do you mean?
Speaker2: Like the guy was truly an expert and gave us examples from real life.
Speaker1: Real life, real corpses?
Speaker2: Cmon, he’s been in forensics for 15 years now, he really has quite an experience.
Speaker1: Yea I bet
Speaker2: It’s a pity you couldn’t come
Speaker1: Yea but you know Mary really felt bad and I didn’t want to leave her like that
Speaker2: Of course, I understand. Hope she’ll be alright.
Speaker1: Her doctor said in 2 weeks she should be back to normal more or less
Speaker2: Good, it was quite a serious surgery
Speaker1: It was, thank God all went well
Speaker2: Anyway, when she’s better, we need to hangout
Speaker1: Sure, we’ll be in touch
Speaker2: Cool!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 liked the lecture. Mary felt bad after the surgery so Speaker1 didn't come. Speaker2 and Speaker1 will hang out soon.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 want to help the team and play despite their injuries. They will meet at carrington and go to the coach's office.