Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Do you know anyone in HR?
Speaker1: I kind of do, why?
Speaker2: I just saw a new job opening, it was posted in the intranet yesterday and I'd like to apply
Speaker1: So do it, what's stopping you? :)
Speaker2: It's a completely different department.
Speaker1: So? I don't think it changes anything.
Speaker2: In order to apply for an internal transfer, I need to have my manager's permission and my manager... well, he's kind of a dick.
Speaker1: Are you under Tom Smith?
Speaker2: Yup, one and only
Speaker1: Hm, he can be difficult true, but do you really think he won't let you transfer?
Speaker2: I'm more than sure he won't. I'm kind of stuck because of him. That's why I wanted to talk with someone from HR, you know, directly, someone who won't spread the rumour
Speaker1: I get it. I knew a girl, Patricia, from HR and I think she'll be happy to help.
Speaker2: That's great! This is quite a delicate issue. I'd love to change the department, try something different
Speaker1: Understandable. Let me talk to her first, send me the link to the job you're interested in
Speaker2: <file_other>
Speaker1: Ok, she'll call you :)
Speaker2: Thank you!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to apply for a new job. He is sure he won't get his manager's permission. Speaker1 knows Patricia from HR. She talked to her. Patricia will call Speaker2.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Imagine Dragons have a concert at ABC Theatre on 12 July. Speaker1 wants to go with Speaker2. She bought tickets, they cost 70.