Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hiya Speaker2, how's it hanging?
Speaker2: Can't complain, mate. How you doing in London?
Speaker1: Getting by, man.
Speaker2: Any girls on the scene, Casanova?
Speaker1: One or two tasty women around, playing the field, bro! Cherie OK?
Speaker2: Yep, we're getting on well so far, she's still here anyway! Lots to do in the house, bit full on.
Speaker1: Ah well, you would turn your back on the single life, wouldn't you! Getting much footie in?
Speaker2: Nah, mate. On weekends we're trekking round Ikea and stuff. Happy days! Still get out running after work though, bods still in ok nick!
Speaker1: Should see my killer abs, man, talk about ripped! But of a gym freak at the mo. Love it, though. Lets off steam after the office.
Speaker2: I bet! Good job you got a decent flat, London's murder for housing.
Speaker1: Well yeah, they sorted me out well. I may be a boring old accountant, but the money is not too shabby!
Speaker2: Glad it's all going well, buddy. You coming back to visit your folks at all, we could meet up, have a few beers.
Speaker1: Hope to next month. Work may have calmed down a bit by then. Nice to see the old place again!
Speaker2: Nice to see you haven't forgotten us with your big city ways. Bet you paint the town red most nights!
Speaker1: Quite the opposite, actually! 
Speaker2: I bet! Anyway, see you soon for a catch up.
Speaker1: Hope so, bye Speaker2.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has moved to London and is settling in well. Speaker2 suggests a meet up when Speaker1 is back in town. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is coming to a meeting with Speaker1.