Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: you won't believe what James did
Speaker1: I think I just might ... :>
Speaker2: what's that supposed to mean?
Speaker1: Nothing, just go ahead and tell me what you meant
Speaker2: James spent our savings on a cruise
Speaker1: oh...
Speaker1: I didn't know he spent your savings on it
Speaker2: You knew?!
Speaker1: I knew he wanted to buy a cruise for your anniversary
Speaker2: You should have stopped him!
Speaker1: why? It's a great idea, a beautiful gift
Speaker2: yes, it is, but he spent OUR savings on it
Speaker2: We can't afford it, there are so many things that need to be fixed in the house
Speaker1: I understand you're upset, but maybe you'll love it?
Speaker2: no, I'm just so mad at him that he didn't even consult it with me
Speaker1: It was supposed to be surprise!
Speaker2: not a nice one. Now we have a cruise and an empty bank account
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval James bought a cruise for himself and Speaker2 as an anniversary present. He spent all their savings on it. Speaker2's mad at him. Speaker1 knew he bought it, but she didn't know he spent all their savings. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are tired after the party. They both had fun.