Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: I need a new winter coat, any suggestions are welcome.
Speaker2: eBay :P
Speaker3: I wanted to say the same thing! I spent most of the weekend at the mall. Three different malls, actually. There's only that oversized crap everywhere :/
Speaker2: Exactly. I hate that when something's fashionable, you can barely find anything else.
Speaker1: That's what I meant when I asked for suggestions. I look stupid in those oversized coats, I'm too short and plump for them.
Speaker3: And I'm looking for something smart. I can't walk around with my rich-ass customers looking like a mountain climber on Mount Everest :P
Speaker1: I've just checked out eBay and there's lots of nice stuff there, but there's another problem...
Speaker2: Which is?
Speaker1: Too much choice! When I'm at a store, I have a limited number of clothes, it's easier to pick out the ones that seem interesting to me. On eBay there's too many of them and at the same time pictures can't show me what exactly they look like. I simply don't think that eBay is for me :(
Speaker3: I get it, but I'm not sure if you're going to find a nice coat anywhere else.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 and Speaker1 like shopping on eBay, but there's too many choices for Speaker1.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval It took Speaker2 a very long time to do the Christmas shopping but he probably managed to get everything. He will be home in an hour. Speaker2's apple pie will be in the oven when he arrives.