Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi Speaker3, saturday, oysters party at the Rendez vous. Send a sms to Emy if you want to book a place
Speaker3: i don't have her sms
Speaker2: <file_other>
Speaker3: thanks.
Speaker3: what are u  ordering as usual? 6, 9, 12 ?
Speaker2: usually we order 12
Speaker3: at what time the Rendez vous?
Speaker2: Speaker4:30
Speaker3: better if we are all together. We book for oysters but what about being seating together?
Speaker2: dont forget to tell " with Speaker3" when you book
Speaker3: i'd like to come, but Susie doesn't like oysters... to bad
Speaker2: for thus who doesn't like oysters, there is spanish ham, and french cheese.
Speaker3: great!!
Speaker2: Hi tom, Speaker1: did you book at the Rendez vous
Speaker3: yes done yesterday!
Speaker2: Sarah and Jules are coming too
Speaker3: such a long time I haven't see them. I'm looking forward to be saturday evening
Speaker2: Is Susie coming?
Speaker3: I still don't know, but Emy told me i don't have to book for her.
Speaker2: you should... and you order an extra 6 for her... we'll share her part.... lol
Speaker3: good idea. I'm so found of oysters
Speaker2: usually there is more than one such party during the season
Speaker3: i love winter!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker3 plan an oyster party at Rendez vous on Saturday at 8:30. Sarah and Jules comes too.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is suffering from a terrible headache and wants Speaker1 to buy her some painkillers. 