Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: So what did you mean?
Speaker2: When?
Speaker1: Today, when you said you need two days off the beginning of next month.
Speaker2: Oh, I’ve just bought plane tickets to Manchester, going to watch a football game, so it’s all settled.
Speaker1: …
Speaker1: Are you kidding me?
Speaker2: What? Why?
Speaker1: I have a very important exam and I have to go home. It can’t be both of us having two free days.
Speaker2: Sorry man, you should’ve said something.
Speaker1: When?? All of a sudden you walk in the office, saying “hey guys I need some days off cause I already got the tickets”, you think it’s normal?
Speaker2: I made a spontaneous decision, you could’ve planned your exam in advance, right?
Speaker1: No, I didn’t know the exact date until last week.
Speaker2: Aaaand it was the time to call our manager and talk about it.
Speaker1: Didn’t expect someone can behave like that. You have any idea what that means to me?
Speaker2: I’m really sorry, I had no idea!
Speaker1: I bet you are...
Speaker2: It's your problem, that's the reality.
Speaker1: Great, you have anything brilliant to say, genius?
Speaker2: Calm down.
Speaker1: ;/ I'm not going to leave it like that.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 needs two days off because he's going to Manchester to see a football game. Speaker1 is angry because he wanted to take a few days off at the same time. He has an important exam and he needs to go home. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has a lot of work on his notice period and he feels demotivated. Speaker1 thinks he should do what he has to do nevertheless. 