Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: do you have plans for the weekend of September 3rd-4th?
Speaker1: mmm, nothing really concrete, what's up
Speaker2: well, I was thinking flying out to Berlin that weekend
Speaker1: ha, ok, just a casual weekend trip to Germany for the weekend, no biggie
Speaker2: no I'm serious man, tickets are wicked cheap and this awesome band is playing there that weekend
Speaker1: Dude, I really don't have money 
Speaker1: that broke life has got me beat
Speaker2: it won't be expensive, I have a friend we can stay with 
Speaker1: ya ok, well I'm pretty sure the tickets are the most expensive part 
Speaker2: o ho ho, well Im glad you brought that up, cause not even!
Speaker2: check this out!
Speaker2: <file_other>
Speaker2: 50 bucks!
Speaker1: wtf that's so cheap 
Speaker2: uhh yeah exactly, some Black friday deal
Speaker1: well damn, that's really cheap, ha now you've got me intrigued 
Speaker2: WHAT?! I thought that would be all the convincing you'd need!
Speaker2: What else is there to think about?!
Speaker1: ha nothing nothing, but I just want to check  I don't have anything going on for sure
Speaker2: Alrigh, well lemme know quick, I wanna buy these before the prices go up
Speaker1: ok, I'll let you know by the end of the day
Speaker2: yeah you better, or I'm asking Will if he wants to go
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to go to Berlin that weekend as there is a Black Friday deal on concert tickets. Speaker1 will let Speaker2 know by the end of the day. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval There was a crowd outside the bookshop today. Cole Grant, who writes about vampires, was allegedly in the bookshop signing his books.