Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi, maybe you'd like to come to us to Sweden? We're off June 6th-9th.
Speaker1: Maybe the snow has melted by the time! :) 
Speaker2: Speaker1, how very nice of you! That'd be so lovely!
Speaker2: But my future seems so uncertain...
Speaker2: I quit my job at the end of March, haven't found anything new yet.
Speaker2: Then I'm off to Spain in mid-May without even knowing if my potential employer will agree on that.
Speaker2: They'd better do as I've bought the tickets! 
Speaker1: That sounds so like a busy plan! 
Speaker2: On top of that I'm graduating my studies in mid-June, so I'm definitely a busy man at the time.
Speaker1: Just be frank with me, you simply don't want to come to us at all! ;) 
Speaker2: Haha, of course I do want to pay you a visit eventually! Just the circumstances are so so.
Speaker1: Everyone wants to come to Eskilstuna, the center of the universe! 
Speaker2: Exactly! How's life in general?
Speaker1: Not much is happening actually... Boring job, boring life.
Speaker2: And how's Martin? 
Speaker1: Well, he's still my husband, I guess I'm a very good wife for him ;)
Speaker2: I bet you are! Say hi to him! 
Speaker1: Will do! 
Speaker2: Got to go back to work but it was to cool you reach out to me!
Speaker1: Take care!
Speaker2: And you!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 invites Speaker2 to visit her and her husband in Eskilstuna, Sweden in June. Speaker2 is unsure as he will have to find a new job after he quits by the end of March. He will also be travelling to Spain mid-May, and graduating mid-June.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 cannot get an appointment at the salon until the 6th. Speaker1 worries she's going to be gray. Speaker1 will have to get a touch-up kit at Tesco.