Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Does anyone know any easy jazz standards? My daughter wants to take part in a music contest at her school, and while I'm fine teaching her Chopin and such, I've got no idea about jazz.
Speaker2: And what does she play? The piano?
Speaker1: Upright piano, just like me ;)
Speaker3: I didn't know you played the piano!
Speaker1: I even used to attend music school. I don't remember why I stopped playing, but now we've got a piano, and we're both trying to play it, me and Meg.
Speaker3: I've always wanted to play the grand piano, but my parents couldn't afford lessons :(
Speaker1: Yeah, grand pianos are awesome, but they take up too much space. I feel like I'd have to own a small castle to buy one ;)
Speaker3: Okay, I suppose you're looking for something jazzy but not too complicated? Try this one <file_other>.
Speaker1: Thank you! I knew you'd be the right person to ask!
Speaker2: Hey, I've got something too! 
Speaker1: Hah, sorry, of course  I know Speaker3 isn't the only music expert here, but I thought you played punk rock :P
Speaker2: Our band plays punk rock. I personally play lots of different stuff. Not an expert on piano though. But I've been thinking about this song. <file_other> It's pretty simple and there are a few piano tutorials on YouTube, as far as I can see.
Speaker3: 1. <file_other> 2. <file_other> 3. <file_other> - a couple more. I don't know what sort of music Meg likes, but if I hear her opinion about these, I can look for some more that would be similar in style.
Speaker1: Thank you very much! We'll listen through them and let you know!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is looking for some easy jazz tunes for his daughter to play on the piano. Speaker1 also plays the piano. Speaker3 and Speaker2 suggest some jazz songs although they play in a punk band.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 asks Speaker2 to open the door and pay the delivery guy standing outside his door.