Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: We're leaving before 8 AM, we decided
Speaker2: So early?!
Speaker3: Yes, it's just we want to see sth more than yesterday, if you want to sleep till noon you can join us somewhere afterwards
Speaker1: we want to go to the Guggenheim in the morning 
Speaker3: then we will have a lunch break and probably proceed to the city museum
Speaker2: I want to go to the Guggenheim!
Speaker2: to come to NYC and sleep instead of going to the Guggenheim is a disgrace 
Speaker1: Your choice really, but we won't wait for you this time 
Speaker2: Couldn't we just leave at 9?
Speaker2: they're opening at 10!
Speaker1: ok, we can leave at 9 but not later
Speaker3: yes, 9 is fine with me as well
Speaker2: so come to my hostel at 9, I'll be ready
Speaker3: ok!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3, Speaker1 and Speaker2 are meeting at 9 AM at Speaker2's hostel. They are going to the Guggenheim Museum. The hour is quite early for Speaker2, but he is motivated to visit the museum. Speaker3 and Speaker1 will not wait for him if he wants to sleep longer.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 hasn't visited his parents in six months and is coming over tomorrow. His flight will land an hour later than originally scheduled. Speaker1 will let Dad know.