Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello Speaker2, about the repair of your birds' feeder. Do you want me to replace the feeding table? You'd put a new one next to it.
Speaker2: Hi Speaker1! What do YOU think? Is the old one in a condition promising a couple of years of service?
Speaker1: I should think so. Slightly rotten on one side but I can put some silicon all over it, so it'll survive a few more years.
Speaker2: Splendid! Do so.
Speaker1: But I'll have to get a new and longer screw. The one you provided is turning loose in the wood.
Speaker2: No pro. Buy whatever you need and I'll pay you back.
Speaker1: OK. I'll get you a pic when it's ready.
Speaker2: Ta!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is about to repair Speaker2' birds' feeder. Speaker1 can make the current feeding table last a couple of years more. Speaker2 agrees to keep it. Speaker1 has to get a new screw, as the one Speaker2 provided is not adequate. Speaker2 will pay Speaker1 back for the screw.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 met a creepy guy last night at a poetry reading. He knew she speaks German and named all the friends who went to a past event with her. She didn't tell him any of this. He googled her before. Speaker1 had liked a post mentioning him 2 weeks earlier. 