Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Can you please let everyone know that I am going home sick? Thanks.
Speaker1: Sure. What about your meeting later?
Speaker2: Already cancelled it. I just can't stay.
Speaker1: I understand. Anything else I can do?
Speaker2: You can ask Renee for her file on the Cooper project. 
Speaker1: Okay.
Speaker2: Pull out anything that has to do with our department and make a timeline.
Speaker1: Can do. Anything else?
Speaker2: Create a company calendar of all the deadlines and find a collaboration space on the public drive.
Speaker1: No problem. I'm on it.
Speaker2: Great. Hope I can shake this cold without infecting everyone else.
Speaker1: Yes, don't breathe on any of us on your way out!
Speaker2: I won't!
Speaker1: Did your kids bring it home?
Speaker2: What?
Speaker1: Your cold bug?
Speaker2: Oh! Yes, I think so. Both of them were sick last week.
Speaker1: Oh dear. 
Speaker2: Yes, so I'll be down for the count at least the rest of the week.
Speaker1: Noted.
Speaker2: I'll try to get back in as soon as I can. But I'll be on email.
Speaker1: Okay. I'll try not to bug you!
Speaker2: No problem.
Speaker1: Get well soon!
Speaker2: Will do!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has got a cold from his kids. He cancelled the meeting, goes home and will be on email. Speaker1 will take care of his responsibilities.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is tired and doesn't want to work tomorrow.