Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Ov, I think we have a problem
Speaker1: What is it?
Speaker2: You have to promise me you won't tell Liz about it.
Speaker1: Uhm, I don't like the sound of it...
Speaker1: Why shouldn't I tell Liz?
Speaker2: Because it affects her and I still don't know what to do with it.
Speaker2: I need your help and your opinion. I don't know, maybe I went crazy, I don't know
Speaker1: Okay, I promise, what's wrong?
Speaker2: I'm on my way back home from Frank's. Liz was there with Chris.
Speaker1: Yeah, I know, has something happened?
Speaker2: I was in the kitchen fixing drinks when Chris came in. We started talking, it was fun, but then he tried to kiss me.
Speaker1: HE DID WHAT?!
Speaker1: Are you sure?
Speaker2: Well yes, I'm pretty sure as his face was definitely too close to mine.
Speaker1: But you said you don't know
Speaker2: We were drunk, I was drunk, he was drunk. That's why I don't know if it means anything, maybe he was mistaken.
Speaker1: It's quite difficult to mistake you for Liz. He must've been completely smashed.
Speaker2: He definitely wasn't. We were talking, I don't know what's gotten into him
Speaker1: I don't know and I don't care. I think you should tell Liz about this. Who knows if he's not cheating on her.
Speaker2: You think? I don't want to ruin their relationship. Nothing happened in the end.
Speaker1: Duh, yeah, because of you
Speaker2: You really think I should talk to Liz? After I said no, he just walked away.
Speaker1: It doesn't matter, he shouldn't have tried in the first place
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Liz's partner, Chris, tried to kiss Speaker2. They were drunk. She stopped him. Speaker1 believes Speaker2 shoudl tell Liz about it.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is buying apples for herself and Speaker3. They have to wait for tangerines until next week.