Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Good morning Speaker2.
Speaker2: Good morning Speaker1. Where are you going today?
Speaker1: I'm going to the mosque to offer my prayers. It is morning prayer time. What about you?
Speaker2: I am going to garden for a morning walk.
Speaker1: Don't you offer you prayers?
Speaker2: I do sometimes but not regularly.
Speaker1: It is very bad. Man must offer his prayers regularly. You know man finds real peace and comfort only in prayers.
Speaker2: I know but it is just laziness.
Speaker1: I always prefer prayer. I offer my prayers five times a day. If I miss my prayers, I get disturbed.
Speaker2: That is a good thing. I will also try.
Speaker1: You must make up your mind to offer your prayers. If a person shuns his prayers accidentally on purpose, it is a great sin.
Speaker2: If someone is busy at prayer time then?
Speaker1: He should stop his business and offer his prayers.
Speaker2: You are right.
Speaker1: When man offers his prayers, his life improves. he lives neat and clean life. Everybody respects him.
Speaker2: From today, I will also offer my prayers five times a day.
Speaker1: That's very good. We are getting late. Let's meet up then go and offer our prayer first.
Speaker2: sure thing, give me 5 min then we meet up and go. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is going to the mosque to pray today. Speaker2 is going to the garden for a morning walk. He does not pray often. Speaker1 prays five times a day. Speaker2 decides to do that as well. They will meet in five minutes.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 applied for an accounting position at Pandora. Speaker3 has been working there for 5 years. This job offers a clear career path and benefits. Speaker3 got promoted twice with salary increase. Speaker1 will have an interview on Monday.