Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Speaker4, good morning! I have filled the questionnaire already.
Speaker4: Hi Speaker1, thanks so much for your hard work! 
Speaker4: I've gone through it yesterday and have some questions.
Speaker4: What would you say about a very short call at 10.30 AM CET?
Speaker1: Speaker2:30pm my time, Speaker3:50pm.
Speaker4: Absolutely, so 4.15 pm your time.
Speaker4: It'll take around 10 mins.
Speaker1: Good! Just call me around that time. 
Speaker1: I will be staying on line
Speaker4: Will do! Talk to you then!
Speaker1: Thanks!
Speaker4: Just one more thing, Speaker1.
Speaker4: Is there a chance you collect the feedback from Jack by the time we speak?
Speaker1: Hasn't he sent it over to you yet?
Speaker4: No, I'm afraid he hasn't. 
Speaker1: Then of course, I'll reach out to him for his input, no problem!
Speaker4: That'd be lovely! 
Speaker4: Can we now?
Speaker1: Hi, sure, I’m ready!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 and Speaker1 will have a short phone call at 4.15 p.m. Speaker4 want to discuss the questionnaire that Speaker1 filled out. Speaker1 will collect a feedback from Jack and send it to Speaker4.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will do shopping in Midtown. Speaker1 can't join her.