Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Guys, I need your help
Speaker4: what is it?
Speaker1: we want to go for some summer-in-winter vacation
Speaker3: nice! where?
Speaker1: that's the problem. I would like to go to Mauritius, but of course it's at least about €600
Speaker2: I think this is how it costs
Speaker1: sure, this is not a problem, I knew the price
Speaker1: the thing is that Peter doesn't want to go for more than 10 days
Speaker1: because he doesn't want to use up so many days of his leave in 2019 and he'd also like to go alone somewhere in summer
Speaker1: but I don't see the point of paying so much for going somewhere only for 10 days
Speaker4: I completely get your point
Speaker4: but I think it's solvable
Speaker4: you can go somewhere closer or you can stay longer and he would come back earlier
Speaker1: which is a bit shitty, but after all seems kind of a compromise
Speaker1: I find it wasteful to fly so far for only a week
Speaker1: because the flights will take 2 full days
Speaker4: Sure, but maybe this compromise would not be bad for you
Speaker4: and most of all there is no need to force one another to do certain things
Speaker1: you're right. I will just probably book a few days more
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 asks Speaker4 and Speaker2 for advice about some summer-in-winter vacation. Peter doesn't want to go for more than 10 days, so Speaker4 suggests a compromise, so Speaker1 can stay there a few days more on her own and Peter comes back earlier.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 want to start packing today as they won't have time tomorrow. They need warm clothes for the girls so Speaker2's parents could take them to the forest. Speaker2 and Speaker1 want to spend some time alone. They will have a quick bite before their leave. Speaker1 will be home around 6.