Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I'm getting really tired with my work
Speaker1: what happened this time?
Speaker2: nothing specific
Speaker2: same old shit
Speaker2: lots of overtime and broken promises
Speaker1: why won't you look for a new one?
Speaker2: I know that I should but I'm not sure what I want to do
Speaker1: still staying put in a place that only annoys you is not a smart move
Speaker2: true but what if I won't be able to find anything new?
Speaker1: you can always do the same thing but in a different company
Speaker2: I'm not sure if that would change anything
Speaker2: doing the same thing over and over again I feel like I would get sick of that pretty quickly
Speaker2: no matter the place I'm doing it
Speaker1: well nothing will improve if you stick with your current job
Speaker1: you'll just get more and more frustrated
Speaker2: I know that but I was looking through the current offers and nothing was really appealing to me
Speaker1: not sure how I can help you with that
Speaker2: me neither but I needed to get that out of my chest
Speaker1: maybe you should take some time off?
Speaker2: yeah maybe I just need to recharge
Speaker2: it's been quite some time since I had some free time
Speaker1: try it then
Speaker1: nobody forces you to take life changing decisions on the spot
Speaker2: true
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is frustrated with his job. Other offers don't appeal to Speaker2. Speaker1 suggested taking time off.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 cannot find enough information online for his paper. Speaker1 suggests he tries the library. 