Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Have you heard about Samantha?
Speaker1: What about her?
Speaker2: She was seen yesterday night with some old guy.
Speaker2: They were in the 60/70 Club
Speaker1: What do you mean "with some old guy"?
Speaker2: Nobody knows him.
Speaker2: Greg said he must be in his forties. 
Speaker1: Not that old...
Speaker2: And she's what? Not even 17...
Speaker1: Maybe it was her father? Or someone from her family.
Speaker2: No way. They were kissing!
Speaker1: And who told you that? Greg?
Speaker2: Greg and a couple of other guys.
Speaker1: James and Ethan maybe?
Speaker2: What does it matter?
Speaker1: Well, it does. 
Speaker1: These guys love gossiping and spreading out rumours... and it's not always true...
Speaker1: Two weeks ago they told everyone at school that I'm hot for Ethan
Speaker1: Don't believe everything they say
Speaker1: And even if Samantha is dating an older guy... Who cares! It's her life. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 shouldn't believe everything Greg, James and Ethan say, because they love gossiping and spreading out rumours.
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.