Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Why are Broadway tickets so damn expensive? :(((
Speaker2: I know right?
Speaker1: It's not even the tickets themselves, but there's also all the money you'd need for the flight, some food, a hotel...
Speaker2: Exactly!
Speaker3: I don't know, even the tickets themselves are far beyond my reach. I don't even want to consider those other things.
Speaker1: Thank heavens for bootlegs! :D
Speaker3: Yeah, but it's not the same as seeing those shows live.
Speaker2: Which show would you choose if you suddenly won a million dollars?
Speaker3: A million? I'd go see all of them :D
Speaker2: Okay, a thousand dollars then.
Speaker1: I'd go with either Cats or Lion King.
Speaker2: And you, Speaker3?
Speaker3: Are you kidding me? I can't choose just one! There's the Phantom, Les Miz, Wicked, Lion King...
Speaker1: What about you @Speaker2?
Speaker3: Wait, let us guess!
Speaker1: Haha, yeah, I think it's pretty easy to guess.
Speaker3: Hamilton?
Speaker1: Hamilton!
Speaker2: LOL, you know me so well :D
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2, Speaker3 and Speaker1 are unhappy about the costs of seeing Broadway shows. They name the shows that they would attend if they could easily afford it. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has been reading about spirit animals and he was drawn to a dolphin. Speaker2 would choose a fox. Speaker1 will bring pack of cards with spirit animals to Speaker2 tomorrow.