Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Try that number again. There must be someone there by now.
Speaker2: I just tried it. No answer.
Speaker1: What the?
Speaker2: I know. Either we have the wrong number or they aren't a very good business.
Speaker1: I'm going to look for other recommendations. We can't afford to wait.
Speaker2: I know. Who recommended them?
Speaker1: The office next door used them for their cleaning service for years.
Speaker2: I see. But now they use someone else?
Speaker1: No, they do it themselves. There are only three on staff now after all.
Speaker2: Oh, I see. Maybe we can do that too?
Speaker1: I don't think so. Can you see Sheila emptying trash cans and cleaning bathrooms?
Speaker2: I see what you mean.
Speaker1: Besides, we have a budget for it.
Speaker2: Well, let me call my wife and see what company they use.
Speaker1: Good idea. I'll do the same and call a few friends and relatives.
Speaker2: Okay, we'll discuss at lunch.
Speaker1: In the breakroom, which needs to be cleaned!
Speaker2: Should make us decide faster!
Speaker1: True!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is trying to hire a cleaning service for his office. Speaker1 will help Speaker2 with looking for a company willing to take the job immediately.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 broke her arm and she's going to the hospital. She'd like to know whether her medical insurance covers hospital costs. Speaker3 suggests her to call Linda or ask someone at the reception about it.