Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: did someone delete the ppt presentations that were in our inbox?
Speaker5: i was about to ask you the same. can't find it nowhere
Speaker4: what presentations
Speaker1: Lopez sent it like 3 weeks ago
Speaker2: hey the test is tomorrow, right?
Speaker1: yes Em, that's why i'm trying to find these fucking presentations
Speaker2: shit, i wanted to download them today
Speaker5: well, now you can't
Speaker4: do you guys have those emails forwarded to your private address
Speaker1: good question. I think some dum-dum deleted them from their own account
Speaker5: news flash - when ya delete smth from your private inbox, it also gest deleted from our group inbox
Speaker2: no shit guys... I know that
Speaker1: yeah but someone maybe did not
Speaker3: omg overreacting much? i've checked trash and it's still there
Speaker1: yeah but why do we have to rescue it from trash, just don't be an idiot in the first place
Speaker3: jeeeez, calm down Speaker1
Speaker5: wellll she's kinda right, we sometimes empty he trash folder coz it takes up the cloud storage
Speaker2: ok, good thing we have those emails at all
Speaker1: i think I know who did this
Speaker2: i don't fucking care tbh
Speaker3: whoever did this, just remember not to delete anything forwarded please
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker5 can't find the presentations they need for tomorrow's test. Someone deleted them by accident and they ended up in trash.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has the flu. He is feeling better. Speaker1 hopes he'll be back at the uni on Wednesday. Speaker2 and his team won the last match. 