Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: I need a gift for my wife's birthday. Any thoughts?
Speaker2: Well, what is she into?
Speaker1: She likes to work out, likes to bake, is into music. I can't get her kitchen stuff though. It makes her mad.
Speaker2: I see. 
Speaker1: And I'm afraid to get her workout stuff, she might think I think she's fat!
Speaker2: Problem, yes.
Speaker1: So that leaves music, but we've got concert tickets for the year already.
Speaker2: What about the gym she uses? Do they have a spa or is there a spa nearby? Gift card for a spa treatment maybe?
Speaker1: That could work.
Speaker2: What does she drink? Maybe a nice bottle of her favorite wine or gin?
Speaker1: Yes, I'm getting a few ideas! Thanks!
Speaker2: Twas nothing!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 helps Speaker1 with a few ideas what he can buy his wife for birthday. She suggests a gift card for a spa treatment and a bottle of her favourite alcohol and Speaker1 likes the ideas.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 told her brother in the group chatting room that what he had said was wrong. Speaker2 thinks that he got out of it because he became angry, as he is short-tempered. Speaker1 refuses to apologise and invite him again, since she feels that she is not the one to be blamed but him.