Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Can we talk about this sponsorship deal?
Speaker1: Sure, having second thoughts?
Speaker2: It's just that big celeb sponsorships and endorsements are so ten years ago.
Speaker1: And?
Speaker2: Today its about influencers and going viral.
Speaker1: Okay, I'm listening.
Speaker2: I just think we should get into that. Forget these big name endorsements.
Speaker1: I'm glad you brought this up now. We were just about to put out contracts.
Speaker2: Let's discuss the budget and investigate new ways of getting the brand out there.
Speaker1: I'm open to that.
Speaker2: We can check with our agency to see if they can recommend a path.
Speaker1: Good idea. Meanwhile, I'll do some research of my own.
Speaker2: I was just reading about nanoinfluencers, people with small followings. Get enough of those and you are off to the races. KWIM?
Speaker1: I think so. That's an interesting hypothesis.
Speaker2: I'm intrigued by how this can affect our brand.
Speaker1: We definitely need a younger audience. This could be the way to get it.
Speaker2: That or a startup.
Speaker1: Oh, scary! Now you're talking crazy! LOL!
Speaker2: Maybe I'm not. 
Speaker1: Let's explore it, couldn't hurt.
Speaker2: Exactly.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 discuss how to promote their brand. They decided to refuse the sponsorship deal and investigate the possibilities with influencers, younger audience or a startup.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will invite Speaker1 and his Date, as well as Lona and Michelle to her wedding.