Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Speaker2
Speaker1: I'm looking for a car for myself
Speaker1: R U still in the business?
Speaker2: Yo Speaker1!
Speaker2: Sure, I make a pretty good living on that :)
Speaker2: What kind of car do you need?
Speaker1: Actually, any with a Diesel engine and at a bargain price
Speaker1: I don't care if it's cool, it must go forward and backwards
Speaker2: You're not too demanding :D
Speaker1: You know, I've got my own philosophy on motorization
Speaker1: I try to avoid being attached to material things
Speaker2: Then you're quite extraordinary
Speaker2: I think I have something just for someone as special as you
Speaker1: Can't wait to find out what's that
Speaker2: Audi A3, year 2008, Diesel, awesome acceleration, perfect for urban driving
Speaker1: Sounds good! And the price?
Speaker2: I wanted to sell it for 6 000 dollars
Speaker2: But I can reduce it to 5 and a half, for old times' sake
Speaker2: What do you say?
Speaker1: For now I can offer you 5 thousand, and not a cent more
Speaker2: Alright, find another 200 and it's yours
Speaker1: You're driving a hard bargain, dude
Speaker1: But what the hell...
Speaker1: When can I come and take it for a test drive?
Speaker2: I'm home all the weekend so feel free to drop by any time
Speaker1: I've got a lot of time on my hands on Saturday's aternoon
Speaker2: I got it! I'm sure you'll love it :)
Speaker1: I hope so
Speaker2: Good!
Speaker2: Well... see ya on Saturday
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants to buy a car. Speaker2 offers him an Audi at a good price so Speaker1 is going to take it for a test drive on Saturday.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 will help Speaker1 buy a flight ticket as she doesn't have a credit card and doesn’t want to use Peter's now. Speaker3 needs the flight, company and your personal data.