Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Do you know any good weight loss programme?
Speaker2: It's not for you, is it?
Speaker3: Oh no no, it's for Lucy's brother. He's really obese, it's difficult as he can't lose any weight
Speaker1: Sorry dear, I've seen things like that only on TV. Maybe she'll get him into one of those?
Speaker3: I doubt it, it's a touchy subject for the entire family
Speaker1: Ok, I get it, hm... I'll ask around, but I don't know many dieticians
Speaker2: Maybe they should go to a GP and then to the gym?
Speaker3: I'll suggest it, but I'm afraid it may a bit too late for that, he can barely move
Speaker2: Omg, and they're reacting now?! Jesus
Speaker3: ... I know. I'll talk to her. If you find anything, please let me know, I don't her to find out I told anyone
Speaker1: Ok, no problem!
Speaker2: Sure sure
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Lucy's brother is obese. Speaker3 will talk to Lucy. Speaker1 and Speaker2 will let Speaker3 know if they find some solution.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 finds the atmosphere at her workplace to be unbearable. Many people switch their career paths and move to the IT sector. Speaker1 only needs good analytical skills and an on-line course to start work in IT.