Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Wanna go ice skating? They've just opened a rink in the city centre
Speaker2: When?
Speaker1: This Friday?
Speaker2: Ah... I'm afraid I can't, I'll be helping my parents with something.
Speaker1: I'm fine with Saturday or Sunday too
Speaker2: Not sure about that, sorry... I'd rather not make any plans for this weekend
Speaker1: OK, no pressure, the rink isn't going anywhere
Speaker1: We can go next week or whenever is fine with you
Speaker2: Uhhhh, I'm sorry, I wasn't completely honest
Speaker2: It's true that I'm busy this Friday but I'm also not a very good skater
Speaker2: What I mean is I can barely stand on the ice so I'm kind of scared
Speaker2: I'm really sorry
Speaker1: Oh
Speaker1: You should've said so from the start! Nothing bad about it
Speaker1: I could try to teach you if you want
Speaker2: Maybe... I dunno. I'll think about it after the weekend, OK?
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 doesn't want to go ice skating with Speaker1 because she's ashamed she can't.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to buy Speaker1 a scarf, but he doesn't like scarves. She cares about his health and will buy him a scarf no matter his opinion.