Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Have you heard that Alice's birthday's coming?
Speaker1: Yeah. In 2 weeks time.
Speaker2: Right. Are we doing something? 
Speaker1: What do you mean?
Speaker2: A birthday party, of course! 
Speaker1: Oh. I don't know if she'd like that.
Speaker2: Y? 
Speaker1: Well, she tends to keep to herself, so I assume she's not the outgoing type.
Speaker2: Maybe you're right. 
Speaker1: But what can we do except for a party?
Speaker2: Well, we can take her to dinner? 
Speaker1: Not bad. Do you know what food she likes?
Speaker2: Not really, no. 
Speaker1: Me neither. Anything else?
Speaker2: Coffee? 
Speaker1: Nah. That's dumb. Maybe cinema?
Speaker2: Anything on at the moment? 
Speaker1: Don't know. Will check.
Speaker2: Okay.  
Speaker1: There's a horror, a romantic comedy and a bio on now.
Speaker2: She's afraid of horrors, recently broke up with Mark and who's bio is it? 
Speaker1: Winston Churchill...
Speaker2: She wouldn't like that... 
Speaker1:  Got a great idea! She's always very artsy and likes to talk about that kind of stuff, right?
Speaker2: Yeah. She just can't shut up about it. ;) 
Speaker1: Let's take her to the impressionist exhibition! They'll be in town next week.
Speaker2: That's a great idea! 
Speaker1: And we can grab some coffee later and listen to her talk about it ;)
Speaker2: Yeah, lol, listen to her talk about it! :)
Speaker1: So it's settled then!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval As birthday present for Alice, Speaker1 and Speaker2 are going to take her to the impressionist exhibition then grab a coffee together. Alice has recently broken up with Mark. Alice is an introvert but likes talking about art.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are overbooked. Speaker2 is having problems with the registration system so he has to deal with it himself.