Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Man, you OK?
Speaker2: Not too bad, family Ok?
Speaker1: Yeah, Carrie's gone back to work now, things are a bit more hectic.
Speaker2: Where's the little 'un now?
Speaker1: My parents have got him 3 days, child minder for 2.
Speaker2: That sounds like a logistical nightmare! 
Speaker1: Not really, I drop him off at mum and dad's with all the gear, then Carrie does the child minder drop off, not too bad so far!
Speaker2: You seen Gary round lately?
Speaker1: He moved to London I think. He's a chef now, so I hear. Can you imagine?
Speaker2: Christ! I don't fancy eating anything he cooked! His hygiene standards were pretty grim, remember his flat?
Speaker1:: Bloody hell, yes! There was hardly any room to even sit down and the whole place was stinking!
Speaker2: Remember that gorgeous French girlfriend he had, Christa, wasn't it, what did she see in him? Anyway, gotta go, Bye! See you Friday!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's partner Carrie has come back to work. Their young son stays with Speaker1's parents 3 days a week and with a child minder 2 days. Gary moved to London and works as a chef. His hygiene standards were very low, but he had a nice French girl Christa. Speaker1 and Speaker2 will meet on Friday. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will get a pear yogurt for Speaker1 if they have it.