Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Were you able to scan that document?
Speaker1: No, it was far too light. I'm retyping it.
Speaker2: Sorry!
Speaker1: It's no problem. Won't take long.
Speaker2: When you have finished, can you call the client and let them know it had to be retyped?
Speaker1: I already have, as we're billing them hourly for this job.
Speaker2: You're the best!
Speaker1: That's why you pay me the big bucks!
Speaker2: You deserve a raise, actually.
Speaker1: Keep talking...
Speaker2: LOL, I've been meaning to discuss it.
Speaker1: Okay...
Speaker2: Let's meet tomorrow and I'll go over some numbers.
Speaker1: Great!
Speaker2: Meanwhile, back to it. I need that today.
Speaker1: Yes, sir!
Speaker2: And I need you to get to the Jones Construction contract today as well.
Speaker1: Oh, that's going to be huge...
Speaker2: I know, but it's important.
Speaker1: They all are. Don't worry, I'll get to it.
Speaker2: Thanks!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has to retype the document, because it's too light to scan. The client has been notified about that. Speaker2 wants to meet with Speaker1 tomorrow and discuss her raise. He also wants her to work on the Jones Construction contract today.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's daughter, Tam, has a birthday tomorrow. The party starts at Speaker3's place, so Erwin will deliver a birthday cake by bike. Speaker1 is taking care of the decorations, Speaker3 of the food and a company of the outside attractions. 