Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Hey guys. How did it go?
Speaker1: Hey Speaker3! Quite well I must say.
Speaker1: But I don’t want to speak for the others!
Speaker4: Hey Speaker3! 🤗 Yeah, it was good. I wasn’t expecting so much relevant info actually
Speaker3: Lol
Speaker2: Ha ha ha. Yer, It was cool. I got excited about some info and published it on Twitter. Virtually no RTs but still… it will be there awaiting some interest from future generations 😂
Speaker3: Oh lol, wait, I’ll retweet everything asap
Speaker2: Ha ha please do 🙏
Speaker1: To be fair I quite liked the idea of live tweeting. It might work better on bigger events but it was a good start. So thanks for that Speaker2
Speaker2: The pleasure is mine 💙
Speaker2: It’s actually fun to learn how to use Twitter, which I’d probs never do if not for the committee work
Speaker3: 🤣 Good for you
Speaker2: 🤡
Speaker1: On a different note, I have no idea what the guy from Queen Mary was doing there. His stuff seemed to be SO unrelated to the subject…
Speaker2: Live tweeting made me focus on what he was saying so I can tell you there were a few bits of info that he gave that were relevant (in my view)
Speaker2: But what happens is that their collection is very specific, so if you’re not working on the few subjects they specialise in, they’re basically useless
Speaker1: Ahhh ok. You’re right!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1, Speaker4 and Speaker2 really liked the event. There was a lot of relevant info. Speaker2 was live tweeting. Speaker3's going to retweet everything.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 send Speaker2 budget estimation for this year. Extra other expenses are boss's trip to Japan, for a convention.