Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Speaker2, where are you.
Speaker2: Just cruising around in my new car.
Speaker1: You kidding, right?
Speaker2: I never kid. Why?
Speaker1: Grandma invited us for dinner tonight.
Speaker1: Don't tell me you forgot. Again!
Speaker2: Gee! Must have skipped my mind.
Speaker2: What's the big deal, anyway?
Speaker1: You know that grandma doesn't like when we are late.
Speaker2: I know. But frankly, I'd rather skip.
Speaker1: Speaker2, you know we can't do that!
Speaker2: Let's try for once.
Speaker2: She doesn't even like me and her food is lousy.
Speaker1: Speaker2, please!
Speaker2: But you agree, her food stinks.
Speaker1: Stinks?
Speaker2: Not literally, silly! It's no good.
Speaker1: Agree, not a culinary masterpiece. Usually.
Speaker2: She doesn't use any spices.
Speaker1: Well, we must go anyway. So, please hurry!
Speaker2: Fine. I'll hurry, Speaker1.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 forgot about grandma's invitation for dinner tonight. She would rather skip it, because she doesn't like grandma's food. She doesn't use any spices. Eventually, Speaker2 and Speaker1 will go.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has 2 exams next week. Speaker2 passed all her exams but one. Speaker1 may come to Daisy's party on Saturday, depending on her studying progress. 