Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi, how are you?
Speaker1: Hi, I'm ok. What about you?
Speaker2: I'm all right. Listen, do y
Speaker1: ?
Speaker2: Sorry, pressed enter by mistake
Speaker1: Ok
Speaker2: Do you have a copy of Brave New World?
Speaker1: I think I do unless my brother gave it to someone
Speaker2: Ok, could you check? I really need it for my exam next week
Speaker1: Ok, lemme see
Speaker2: Thanx
Speaker1: Ok, I have it
Speaker2: Great! Can I borrow it for a few days? You know, I never properly read it at school
Speaker1: Ok! I didn't know you had Huxley on your classes
Speaker2: Yes, there was a part about utopia and dystopia
Speaker1: Cool!
Speaker2: Yes, it was interesting
Speaker1: The book is cool, one of my fave novels
Speaker2: Good to know :D Can we meet at the park in an hour or something like that?
Speaker1: Ok, no prob
Speaker2: Thanks!
Speaker1: You're welcome
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to borrow Brave New World from Speaker1. They are going to meet at the park in an hour.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 like Lisbon. Speaker2 doesn't like parties, but she likes traveling and sightseeing. Speaker1 likes parties, traveling and sightseeing. 