Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hey Speaker2, how's it going?
Speaker2: Hi, man, not too bad, how are you and Jo coping?
Speaker1: I am feeling a bit stressed to be honest! I thought I was OK, but then started doing a few more things and got sucked into the wedding pressure!
Speaker2: Yes, I remember mine, Charlotte and me were so relieved when it was all over!
Speaker1: How's that speech coming along?
Speaker2: Well, not done a lot of it yet, made a few notes, embarrassing anecdotes etc.
Speaker1: Oh, shit! Don't be too candid with them, I don't want Jo to know all my sordid secrets!
Speaker2: Ooh, we yes, we go back a long way, I know about all your skeletons!
Speaker1: Keep it light and funny, and relatively clean, remember my nieces and nephews will be there!
Speaker2: Don't worry, mate!
Speaker1: How's your kilt fitting going, mine looks ace!
Speaker2: Hmm, let's just say, I've not really got the legs to pull it off, pale, hairless and skinny, not tanned and muscular!
Speaker1: Well, us Scotsman are not exactly renowned for our suntans! I was toying with the idea of a spray tan😁!
Speaker2: Well, the socks do cover a multitude of sins, we haven't got all our legs exposed!
Speaker1: Maybe just the knees sprayed then!
Speaker2: Well look, I'm coming down south for business, fancy meeting up, trash out a few details for the Stag do and any other bits?
Speaker1: May be worthwhile! Call me when you know your times etc, be great to see you!
Speaker2: Bye, buddy!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Jo are getting married. Speaker2 is working on the wedding speech. Speaker1 and Speaker2 are Scottish, so they'll be wearing kilts. They are planning to meet to discuss the stag party and other wedding-related things.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has left her laptop at home and needs it for the presentation today. Speaker1 will bring it to Speaker2's work. 