Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Going shopping tomorrow?
Speaker2: What choice do I have?
Speaker1: What do you mean?
Speaker2: I mean that I'll get loads of crap if I don't have a gift for Saturday.
Speaker1: Like from Sue?
Speaker2: Who else?
Speaker1: Didn't know she was like that!
Speaker2: She definitely is! Expects a gift on Father's Day, that chick!
Speaker1: Oh come on!
Speaker2: Well, it seems like it!
Speaker1: I can help you find something if you're having a hard time.
Speaker2: That would be great. I'm out of ideas.
Speaker1: Well, I kind of know what she likes. Has she hinted at anything?
Speaker2: Other than just a gift, no.
Speaker1: Well, what's the occasion, her b-day?
Speaker2: Yes. 
Speaker1: Why didn't you say so? You idiot!
Speaker2: What???
Speaker1: Of course you have to have a gift for your gf's birthday!
Speaker2: I guess.
Speaker1: Perfume? Jewelry? Furniture? Kitchen sink? What?
Speaker2: Jewelry, I guess.
Speaker1: Okay, like what? Does she wear earrings? Bracelet?
Speaker2: Earrings. Diamond ones. Don't get round ones I just got her those last month.
Speaker1: Okay, I think I know what you mean. What's the budget?
Speaker2: $500
Speaker1: Wow, sweet! I'm off to shop!
Speaker2: Thanks!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is going shopping tomorrow. Otherwise Sue will be mad at him for not getting her a gift for her birthday on Saturday. Speaker2 and Speaker1 decide that earrings within the range of $500 would be the best gift for Sue. Speaker1 can help Speaker2 pick them out.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will get a pear yogurt for Speaker1 if they have it.