Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: What are we watching tonight? Any ideas or preferences?
Speaker3: “Stranger Things”? You said you wanted to see this show.
Speaker2: I watched two episodes yesterday and I think it’s totally overhyped. I’d rather watch “X-files”, if I was in the mood for UFO.
Speaker2: How about something train-related?
Speaker3: NOOOO
Speaker3: We ALWAYS watch films about trains, conductors, train drivers and so on.
Speaker3: You’re obsessed with trains, it’s unhealthy.
Speaker2: Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker3: REALLY?! “Train driver's diary”...?
Speaker3: Apparently my opinion doesn’t matter...
Speaker2: Ok, I’ll watch it on my own.
Speaker2: So what do you want?
Speaker3: How about something by Tarantino? “Django Unchined” or “Grindhouse”?
Speaker2: You know that I DETEST Tarantino, but apparently my opinion doesn’t matter...
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker3 are trying to figure out what to watch tonight.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will get Speaker1 two bottles of milk after he finishes the project.