Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello papa, I hope you're doing well. Am in your house now. Watered the plants and got the mail.
Speaker1: Two of them are bills, one from the GP and one from some lawyer, a RA Nunn. Do you want me to pay them?
Speaker1: There was also a note from the chimney sweep, but he should have come last Tuesday. What should I do about it?
Speaker1: Let me know pls when you're online. I wish you a great time.
Speaker2: Hello Speaker1, could you please take a snap of this invoice from RA Nunn? Or scan it and sent to me via email? It may be urgent.
Speaker2: Yes, if you could pay the GP bill, it would be very helpful. As for the chimney sweep, why don't you ask Ms Shottner, if he'd been there or not.
Speaker2: If he hadn't, ask Ms Shottner to make a new appointment with him, the one that suits her, since the cleaning has to be done asap.
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker1: The GP bill has been paid. 134,60€
Speaker2: I cannot read the text of the letter. Can you pls take a better picture of it? Or even better to scan it? It is urgent. Or re-write it for me?
Speaker2: It is not a bill but a quote.
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker1: Ms Shottner doesn't answer my phone calls. I think she's away.
Speaker2: Thx for the scan. I'll pay you back the money when I'm back, ok?
Speaker2: Ms Shottner IS NOT away! Just try to phone her until you get her!
Speaker1: Sorry papa, but I can't spend the whole day phoning your tenant. It's very busy at school at the moment, with end of term conferences and grading. I really have no time.
Speaker1: Ms Shottner phone me back and said she'd phone the chimney sweep and make a new appointment with. I hope you are happy now that I've sorted it out.
Speaker2: You didn't, Ms Shottner did.
Speaker2: If you are so pressed for time, stop bothering about my house and its affairs. I'll be able to arrange it in a different manner. Thank you for what you've done!
Speaker1: But papa I'd love to do it! It's only now, for the next 10 days, that I can't drive to your place twice a week.
Speaker2: It's ok, Speaker1. I've already written to Ms Shottner and she'll take over. If you happen to be in town, please leave the keys on the kitchen table. Ms Shottner has a spare key.
Speaker1: Speaker2! I'm sorry! I didn't mean it like this!
Speaker2: It is alright, child. You'd better concentrate on your work now! Good luck!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 watered the plants and got the mail of her father. There are two bills: from GP and RA Nunn, a lawyer. There was chimney cleaning last week. She scanned the bills and paid one of them. Ms Shottner organized the chimney sweep. Speaker2 wrote to her and she'll take over the errands.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will call Speaker2 when she gets back. He has something to tell her.