Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi son
Speaker1: Hi mum
Speaker2: How are you doing today
Speaker1: Not in the best mood, Mum. 
Speaker2: Oh? Why's that?
Speaker1: I really felt like hitting this bloke earlier. He was in the training session and kept on talking to his mate.
Speaker2: That's very rude.
Speaker1: I was going "shush!" all the time but they ignored me. I lobbed a bit of orange peel at the back of his head and he still ignored me. I was really at the point where I was going to smack him one.
Speaker2: Good job you didn't. You'd probably lose your job.
Speaker1: Yeah. But it was a trip down memory lane, though.
Speaker2: Oh? You're thinking of old Pecky?
Speaker1: That's it. The time Pecky was teasing me in the maths class for actually wanting to learn something from the teacher. I had to clock him one in order to get him to shut up and let me learn.
Speaker2: History repeats itself. 
Speaker1: He then pushed my chair over and I got the scar inside my lip I still have.
Speaker2: Yes. I remember. And you both got put on report for two weeks.
Speaker1: which was unfair because I was only trying to get something from the class.
Speaker1: Still, thinking of that stopped me from doing the same again today.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 was annoyed by a man who was talking to another person during a training session. Speaker1 wanted to hit him. He reminded Speaker1 Pecky. Pecky had teased Speaker1 in the school.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 are going to the casting for a dance show.