Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi Speaker1, how are you?
Speaker1: Great, I was going to email you about Christmas, present ideas, anything you'd like?
Speaker2: Well, it's not much of a surprise then, is it?!
Speaker1: Maybe not, but at least it'll be something you like! I usually spend about £25 per person?
Speaker2: Right, let me think! I have just broken my cafetiere, so I'd love a new one, maybe some nice coffee and biscuits too! That should be at least 20 quids worth!
Speaker1: Great! What about Adele?
Speaker2: She loves cookery books so something on that line, I'll have to ask her for anything more specific.
Speaker1: OK! And Kira?
Speaker2: Anything glittery! Nail varnish, lip gloss, glittery pumps, size 1, I think! I'll have to check that too! I know you're on a safe bet with glitter, though!
Speaker1: Are you going to ask what we want?
Speaker2: Nah, sis, not my style, you'll get what you're given!
Speaker1: Well, Kevin would like a new set of whisky tumblers, crystal if possible, I want some gardening gloves and green welles, size 6 and Alex wants a book on fossils and new pens.
Speaker2: You'll never change! Thanks love, I'll get back to you about the stuff for Adele and Kira, Bye!
Speaker1: Bye, Rob! Xxx
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 spends about £25 on present per person for Christmas. Adele loves cookery books. Kira loves glitter. Speaker2 make gifts without asking what people want.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 will have a coffee at Tristano's in half an hour.