Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey Speaker1! How are you doing?
Speaker1: Hey Speaker2! I'm doing really well. I've got a lot going on with school lately, but general pretty good.
Speaker2: Good, good! Hey, so I'm writing, cause I am planning on coming to Berlin next month, and I was wondering if I would be able to stay at your place for a couple of nights?
Speaker1: Ah! That's awesome! Yes, of course! That's no problem at all!
Speaker2: Really?! You sure?!
Speaker1: Yes, it's no problem at all. I told you before that you could.
Speaker2: Oh my gosh. Thanks girl, you are the best honestly. 
Speaker1: Haha of course. Do you know exactly when you are coming. 
Speaker2: Hmm not sure yet, I haven't bought tickets, but I was thinking either the 2nd or 3rd weekend. 
Speaker1: Ok, yeah that works. When you know the dates for sure, just let me know.
Speaker2: yes yes, of course! And I will bake that carrot cake for you :)
Speaker1: hahah yesss!! carrot cake! That's perfect. 
Speaker2: Haha yeah, I thought you might be excited about that. 
Speaker1: mm very excited. 
Speaker2: :) 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is coming to Berlin and she would like to stay at Speaker1's. Speaker1 agrees. Speaker2 doesn't not the exact dates of the visit yet. Probably the 2nd or 3rd weekend of the next month. Speaker1 will bake a carrot cake.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has never gone ghost hunting but Speaker2 did with her friends once in high school. They did not see any ghosts and she only got frightened by a cat's miaowing.