Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi Speaker1, i hope i'll be on time next monday
Speaker1: why not,
Speaker2: didn't you hear about the train strike?
Speaker1: but you're flying from Berlin?
Speaker2: yes but at the airport I have to catch a train
Speaker1: oh
Speaker2: could you check for me if my train is still scheduled?
Speaker1: there is  train at 9am and another one at 9pm
Speaker2: but my plane lands at 10am. I can't wait the all day to get my train! And the meeting is at 3pm!
Speaker1: have you another issue?
Speaker2: not to come. I'm really fed up with all this.
Speaker1: may be you can rent a car?
Speaker2: why not, but it will cost me a fortune!
Speaker1:  not  so sure. Let's have a look on the internet.
Speaker2: I checked all the trains, there is none!!!
Speaker1: can't you fly one day earlier?
Speaker2: no I want to spend  my free time with my family not in the plane
Speaker1: i understand, but i think this is the  only way for you to be on time on monday.
Speaker2: what a nightmare this strike!
Speaker1: look, i found a fly for you, sunday at 8pm. You spend the night  in Paris, Fred will be happy to host you, and you'll be on time for the 9am train.
Speaker2: ok thanks for your help, i have to call my travel agency right now
Speaker1: good luck and see you on monday
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval There's a train strike on Monday. Speaker2's plane from Berlin lands at 10 AM and the trains are either at 9 AM or at 9 PM. The meeting is at 3 PM. Speaker1 suggests that Speaker2 can arrive on Sunday at 8 PM. Fred would host Speaker2 in Paris. Speaker2 would make it for the 9 AM train. Speaker2 will call her travel agency.
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