Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: My dear Speaker1, are you feeling better? Is Bill capable of running the house on his own? Are you currently having guests in?
Speaker1: Hello dear Speaker2, I think I'm slightly better but have to stay in bed.
Speaker1: Bill manages to greet guests and little else unless I specifically ask him to do something.
Speaker2: It doesn't sound too good. Is he still weak after the biopsy?
Speaker1: Half the time he has consumed too much alcohol to be of any use.
Speaker2: Do you have guests regularly?
Speaker1: We are booked every weekend and an odd night during the week.
Speaker2: How do you manage all that?
Speaker1: I've a daily domestic helper on weekdays. I don't know what I would do without her.
Speaker2: Is she black?
Speaker2: I don't like it about Bill. He is slowly killing himself.
Speaker1: Yes she is. Of course he is and he doesn't care.
Speaker2: Truly horrible. I feel very sorry for you Speaker1. And for Bill.
Speaker1: Well... thank you.
Speaker2: I wish you plenty of strength.And now get well soon!
Speaker1: Thank you!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is feeling a little better but she is still bedridden. Bill was weak because he had a biopsy. He is frequently inebriated and his health is in decline. Speaker1 and Bill entertain guests each weekend and sometimes also during the week. They have a domestic helper, who is useful.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is not sure if there is practice today but Speaker2 claims there is.