Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Mom, there's a package for me coming in today.
Speaker1: Okay
Speaker2: Could you or dad pick it up for me if I'm not at home?
Speaker1: Sure. What is it?
Speaker2: School stuff?
Speaker1: What school stuff?
Speaker2: Something I need for school.
Speaker1: I don't think you're being quite honest with me.
Speaker2: Don't you trust me?
Speaker1: I do, but still. What is it?
Speaker2: Fine. I ordered some games online.
Speaker1: Again?! We need to have a talk, young man.
Speaker2: But mom...
Speaker1: Don't you but mom me. How much have you spent this time?
Speaker2: 50$
Speaker1: Your own allowance?
Speaker2: Yes. 
Speaker1: Sure, we'll gladly pick it up for you. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 needs his parents to receive his parcel today. He tries to lie to Speaker1 that he bought school supplies but admits he ordered 50$ worth of games. Speaker1 doesn't mind him buying games as long is it is out of his own pocket.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is confused, because Leah told her that Speaker1 was dating a girl named Claire. Speaker1 met Claire about 1,5 years ago, but they barely knew each other.