Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Speaker1, do you still want us to visit you in Berlin?
Speaker3: we can come at the beginning of February
Speaker1: <3 <3 <3
Speaker1: Sure! :)
Speaker2: perfect!
Speaker3: we thought about spending two nights in Berlin
Speaker1: I work on Friday but I usually finish early, at 4 p.m.
Speaker2: if you miss French food or anything we could bring you sth
Speaker1: Friday and Saturday nights are fine by me
Speaker1: but you have to book the tickets asap 
Speaker3: should we bring anything to sleep on?
Speaker1: bring me sth from regional French cuisine <3
Speaker1: I'll ask Rupert if you could sleep in his room
Speaker1: he usually spends weekends at his girlfriend's place
Speaker2: wow great
Speaker3: so tipical cheese from Bretagne would be good for you?
Speaker1: YES PLEASE
Speaker2: can't wait to visit you
Speaker1: Berlin's great
Speaker3: ok so today we'll look for tickets
Speaker1: great so I'll text Rupert about his plans for the first weekend of February
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Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker3 will visit Speaker1 the first weekend of February. They will probably sleep in Rupert's room. Speaker1 will ask his permission. Speaker1 finishes at 4 p.m. on Friday. Speaker2 and Speaker3 will buy tickets today.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is running late and will arrive around twenty past. He asked Speaker1 to do some small talk and try to delay the main presentation.