Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker4: This is outrageous what they wrote in the New York Times
Speaker4: have you seen the article?
Speaker2: no, what is it?
Speaker4: Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker3: how ugly of them
Speaker3: Americans...
Speaker4: they called Guyana "a vast watery wilderness with only three paved highways"
Speaker3: and the paragraphs about children playing in mud, so colonial
Speaker5: very colonial and patronising
Speaker4: but there's been a twitter storm since
Speaker4: have you seen #LifeInTheWateryWilderness?
Speaker5: I don't have twitter
Speaker3: I'm Speaker1ing at it right now
Speaker3: quite funny the reaction of people
Speaker3: but also obvious that they took umbrage at the article
Speaker4: but the author said he's proud he spurred a debate
Speaker2: I actually agree with him, he was just sincere about this country
Speaker2: without the common hypocritical buttering up
Speaker4: I think it's an orientalisig and patronising article
Speaker2: but he did it on purpose, to make us think!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval New York Times wrote a controversial article about Guyana. The country was called a vast watery wilderness with only three paved highways. People are posting their reactions on twitter.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is waiting for Speaker2 who's running late as she can't find her key. 