Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: <file_other>
Speaker2: Look what I found. Check it out, I think it's worth it and that you may be interested. 
Speaker1: OK, thx.
Speaker1: But what is it? More or less.
Speaker2: I found this guy on yt.
Speaker2: It's about motivation, being efficient and things like that. 
Speaker2: We talked about it, you remember?
Speaker1: yep. I get it.
Speaker1: Thank you. I'll have a look later.
Speaker1: You were right, he's good!
Speaker1: many of the mechanisms sound familiar to me...
Speaker2: :)
Speaker2: I thought it might be useful :)
Speaker1: Yes, it is.
Speaker1: He does explain a lot of things. 
Speaker1: And I've checked some other videos. There's a lot of interesting stuff.
Speaker2: Which ones do you like?
Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker1: And this one, but it's a longer one and I didn't have time to finish it yet. But it seems worthwhile. 
Speaker2: I've seen the first and the last one. 
Speaker2: Yes, I think it's worth watching.
Speaker2: Haven't seen the 2nd, but was planning to watch it as well :) 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 sent Speaker1 a motivational speaker's clip. Speaker1 watched it. He liked it. He followef up watching another videos of the speaker. Speaker2 will watch some as well.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 thanks Speaker1 for hosting her son Tim on Monday evening and driving him to the railway station next morning. Kate will send a message to Tim tomorrow, to ask about the place where she should be waiting for him.