Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey
Speaker1: Yo
Speaker2: Wanna see my new 40K minis?
Speaker1: Sure. Some more space marines?
Speaker2: Nope, it's tau this time
Speaker1: You mean t'au?
Speaker2: Yeah, tau, t'au, whatever. They keep changing names in the game to put a trademark on them
Speaker1: Yep, I know, kinda silly, but whatever
Speaker2: So here's my t'au commander
Speaker1: Lemme see
Speaker2: <file_photo>
Speaker1: Cool! Extremely well-painted
Speaker2: Hey, I've been painting miniatures for quite a while, kid
Speaker1: Yeah, I know, I know, you were a gamer when I wasn't even born
Speaker2: Indeed, pal!
Speaker1: Ok, any more pics?
Speaker2: <file_photo>
Speaker1: Ok, some fire warriors
Speaker2: Do you like them?
Speaker1: Yep, cool. Hey, wanna check out my new ork models?
Speaker2: Ok, show me
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker2: Holy crap, that's good! You're getting better, kid
Speaker1: Already better than you, you old nerd!
Speaker2: In your dreams!
Speaker1: Lol
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 shows Speaker1 his new Warhammer miniature models from the T'au Empire. Speaker2 is older and has more experience in gaming than Speaker1. Speaker1 is getting better at painting Warhammer miniatures. Speaker2 and Speaker1 are critical of Games Workshop business practice.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 will help Speaker1 buy a flight ticket as she doesn't have a credit card and doesn’t want to use Peter's now. Speaker3 needs the flight, company and your personal data.