Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: My dear Speaker1in, good morning to you! How are you doing?
Speaker2: <file_photo>
Speaker1: Hello Grand! So you are already on the train! Cool.
Speaker1: I'm alright. Having breakfast. And you?
Speaker1: Was missing you.
Speaker2: We are absolutely fine. A bit tired after the flight but also happy to be going back home. And to see you and your mom and dad.
Speaker2: We were missing you too kiddo.
Speaker2: Everything's fine at school?
Speaker1: No pro.
Speaker2: You'll tell me everything!
Speaker1: Sure.
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker2: Yes, I know! Loads of snow and quite cold. Mama sent me pics last night. To prepare us for a shock.
Speaker1: Why shock? It's winter.
Speaker2: You are totally right. Only that we were in a different climate zone and were experiencing different weather conditions.
Speaker1: You sound like my teacher now.
Speaker1: Yeah, I know. Palm trees and stuff.
Speaker1: I'll go with you next year.
Speaker1: 8‑D
Speaker2: It won't be possible I'm afraid since you don't have so much school holidays.
Speaker2: But you can all join us for Christmas!
Speaker1: Cool!
Speaker1: When are you here? Tonight?
Speaker2: I don't know yet kiddo. I'll talk to your mom from home.
Speaker1: Can talk to her now.
Speaker2: Just texted with her. She's busy.
Speaker1: Come tonight! With grandma!
Speaker2: Be good Speaker1in. See you soon!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is already on the train. Speaker1, his grandson is having a breakfast. Speaker2 took a flight and is going back home after holidays in hot climate zone. There is a lot of snow at home. Speaker2 texted Speaker1's mom.  
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 bought a present for Milla right before Speaker2's party and left it in his place. She asks Speaker2 to bring it over. 