Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: It was such a wonderful evening with you!  Have you got home alright? Is Peter ok?
Speaker1: We loved every second of it. It was just perfect. Yes, we got home alright but Pete fell asleep in the car, so it took me a while to get him upstairs. But he didn't feel dizzy any more. Just drowsy.
Speaker2: He gave us a bit of a shock yesterday when he reeled onto the sofa. But I think he was still very much in control.
Speaker1: Oh yes, these dizzy spells aren't so bad, 'cause they're short and not too strong. And of course he knows them and knows how to handle them. Thank God!!
Speaker2: He just got up from the sofa too abruptly?
Speaker1: That's it. So after all no big deal. But of course you never know...
Speaker2: We should be grateful for every beautiful moment our good Lord gives us.
Speaker1: And let me say again thank YOU for this splendid invitation. Your choice of a restaurant was just excellent. We have to go there again.
Speaker2: I'm sure we will. The Browns told us about it and they seem to patronise it like once a week.
Speaker1: Well, the Browns! With his position of a high-level civil servant!
Speaker2: Yeah, they have pots but I don't complain myself ;)
Speaker1: Nor do I. As long as Pete is alright, I'm happy.
Speaker2: And he'll be alright for years to come. I'm sure.
Speaker1: Let's hope so, by goodness! I pray for it every day.
Speaker2: You both are in our prayers too. We are is in God's hand.
Speaker1: Thank you Speaker2. You are both such true and good friends.
Speaker2: So are you! Sleep well and have a good rest!
Speaker1: Sleep well!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2, Speaker1 and Peter went to a restaurant.The place was recommended by the Browns. Peter felt dizzy for a moment, but after he got back home he was already feeling better. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 recommends the new 30 Seconds to Mars album to Speaker1.