Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello Speaker1! You wouldn't believe it! We're going to make money on our apples! Producing cider!
Speaker1: But Speaker2! Be sensible! You and Mike are teachers and not businesspeople. What sort of nonsense is it this time?
Speaker2: A long story. Anyway a gay couple, good acquaintances of ours, from Dillon, are just starting a business together with a wine producer - to producer cider. It's a nice drink, tasty, healthy , cheap, and nobody has had such a glorious idea about it in our region so far.
Speaker1: Maybe if nobody has so far, it's not worth it?
Speaker2: But everybody likes cider! The point is they'll buy our apples if we join their business. Well I don't know particulars. Yet.
Speaker1: Does Michael do?
Speaker2: Well, he'll be meeting Oli and Natt, the gay couple, and their wine producer to discuss it all. Keep your fingers crossed please!
Speaker1: You and your madcap ideas!
Speaker2: You aren't very supportive, mama, are you?
Speaker1: Oh I am! It's just that I'd be very careful in your place. Investing in a business when you can hardly spell the word... I don't know...
Speaker2: But we are only investing our apples!! If the business is a flop, we'll have lost only our fruit. The money we'll put in bottles and advertising will be negligible.
Speaker1: Let's see. Anyway you know that about counting chicken.
Speaker2: What chicken?!
Speaker1: Don't count your chickens before they are hatched. An adage. Old wisdom.
Speaker2: :(
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Teachers Speaker2 and Mike have decided to start producing cider. Their friends Oli and Natt, a gay couple from Dillon, are starting a business with a wine producer. They will buy Speaker2 and Mike's apples. Michael will have a meeting with Oli and Natt to discuss details. Speaker1 is sceptical about it. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has just landed and he will be at RER about 5.30 PM. Speaker2 will pick him up from there.