Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Speaker2, how are you doing projectwise?
Speaker2: Speaker1, you will be happy to hear that we are just about to finish :-)
Speaker1: Great, is Monday doable?
Speaker2: I'd say Tuesday, would that be acceptable? We just want to make sure all the pieces work nicely together
Speaker1: Are they fine separately?
Speaker2: Yes, they are, but double-ckecking in this situation is a must. We wouldn't want our customers to encounter errors. Rather than fixing them in the future we want the product to be as ready as possible now.
Speaker1: I appreciate that, Speaker2. Thanks. I will let the board know that we can move forward with the implementation next week :-)
Speaker2: That's reasonable :-)
Speaker1: The London Team is quite excited about the projected outcomes. You know if it works, we will be looking at some sweet bonuses by Christmas.
Speaker2: That would be great, Barb and me are moving and the costs of our new home far exceed what we were expecting.
Speaker1: I know what you're going through - I bought a house last year and paid through the nose for almost everything
Speaker2: What's a budget? Nothing these days :-(
Speaker1: Well, let's hope for the bonus then!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is going to finish the project on Tuesday. They will double-check. Speaker1 will inform the board they can proceed with implementation next week. If the project is good, there will be bonuses. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is worried about Jenson and Alene. Alene has issues. Speaker1 doesn't want Speaker2 to worry about others too much.