Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey. Can you help me? 
Speaker1: Hey.
Speaker2: So?
Speaker1: So what?
Speaker2: Can you help me or not? 
Speaker1: Depends. What do you want?
Speaker2: I need you to go to the dean's office and ask them to give you a copy of my M.A. 
Speaker1: And y would I do that?
Speaker2: You work there, don't u? 
Speaker1: So?
Speaker2: So you can go and do this for me, can't u?  
Speaker1: Still, y would I?
Speaker2: We're friends, aren't we? 
Speaker1: Actually, not. We haven't talked for months.
Speaker2: So what? Please do this 4 me. 
Speaker1: Nope. Not gonna. 
Speaker2: I thought we were friends! I was clearly mistaken.
Speaker1: Apparently. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is not willing to get the copy of Speaker2's M.A. from the dean's office, because he doesn't consider her a friend.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will read Speaker1's 12 page article that he spent 2 weeks writing.