Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: I have to tell you something.
Speaker2: Of course. Is everything okay?
Speaker1: Yeah, but something happened last night and I really need to talk about it with someone. 
Speaker2: At the party? What happened?
Speaker1: Yeah. So I was dancing and then I decided I wanted another drink. So I went to the bar and ordered a gin tonic. 
Speaker2: Omg. You still drink those? That's so basic. 
Speaker1: Excuse me, can we focus on the story, not the alcohol choices?
Speaker2: Of course, lol. Sorry. 
Speaker1: So I order my drink and I'm waiting for it, when this guy comes up and asks me what I'm drinking.
Speaker2: Omg did you have a one night stand?
Speaker1: Speaker2! Stop interrupting me!
Speaker2: Okay, okay. Continue.
Speaker1: So I'm telling him, when I notice, BEHIND HIM, that Carlos and Richard are making out!
Speaker2: OMG WHAT
Speaker1: Seriously! I didn't know they were gay!
Speaker2: You have got to be joking. Isn't Carlos going out with Alice?
Speaker1: YES EXACTLY. So I don't know what to do. Do I tell Alice?
Speaker2: Omg I don't know. I have literally never been in this situation. This is like something out of a movie. 
Speaker1: You have got to help me. I don't know what to do. 
Speaker2: I'm going to come over. I think this deserves an in-person conversation.
Speaker1: Okay, thanks. I really appreciate it! 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 saw Carlos and Richard making out. Speaker1's friend Alice is seeing Carlos so she needs help. Speaker2 is going to come over. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is in London.