Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: how's work on the text going?
Speaker4: It's going, just a little slower than I thought
Speaker3: How much longer will it take?
Speaker4: Give me two more weeks
Speaker3: I don't have two more weeks! you kidding me???
Speaker4: What do you mean?? I though we had a different agreement
Speaker3: Well, that changed when one of the sponsors pulled back
Speaker4: What? I had no idea
Speaker3: What do you mean, did you check your email? He said he personally wrote you a message
Speaker4: Damn it, my mailbox must have crashed
Speaker3: Well, before you do that, I gotta tell you something else
Speaker4: Another great news?
Speaker3: Speaker5:) 
Speaker4: Shoot me!
Speaker3: I can only represent you for another 6 months, Speaker1:) I am gonna go for maternity leave in half a year
Speaker4: O wow! That's great news!! Congrats you guys!
Speaker3: And umm, I am gonna help you find replacement somehow, haven't figure it out yet, but no worries
Speaker4: Oh, I am not worried at all, just excited for you!
Speaker3: Speaker2:) We are excited too
Speaker4: Oh man, I hate to spoil that moment, but this email looks bad, real bad
Speaker3: I know! Better get to work then
Speaker4: I am on it boss! No more slacking
Speaker3: Good to hear that
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 needs two more weeks to finish the text, but has to work faster due to one of the sponsors pulling back. Speaker4 was unaware of that fact, because of a malfunctioning mailbox. Speaker3 is expecting a baby and will only represent Speaker4 for another six months. Speaker3 will find a replacement for Speaker4.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 cannot go out today because she broke a bottle of her mother's expensive perfume. Speaker1's mother is angry. The smell of the perfume in the apartment is too intense now.