Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: A month ago today I quit smoking, can you believe that?
Speaker3: Congrats, Speaker2!
Speaker4: Good! Keep it that way bro.
Speaker3: That's very admirable, really
Speaker3: I've been in this toxic relationship with cigarettes for 3 years now and tried to quit a few times
Speaker3: The longest I could resist smoking was like 2 weeks but it always comes back like a boomerang...
Speaker4: I quit after 7 years
Speaker4: That was a terrible battle!
Speaker3: How did you manage to do that after all that time?!
Speaker4: It was a combination of a good strategy and the power of will
Speaker2: I think I know what you mean
Speaker2: Was it like reducing the amount of cigarettes periodically?
Speaker4: Something like that plus trying to draw attention from any thought urging me to reach for a cig
Speaker3: It seems so simple but once you try, you realize that it's not that easy :/
Speaker4: True. But look, Speaker3, Speaker2 has taken the bull by the horns and succeeded
Speaker2: Thanks Speaker4, at least I'm trying.
Speaker2: But sometimes it's extremely hard to resist temptation...
Speaker4: Yes, definitely. Especially at the initial stage of the process
Speaker3: But you know guys, all that you've written here so far feels like kind of motivation for me, as strange as it may sound
Speaker3: Because, you know... If you two could, why can't I?
Speaker2: Of course, you should try again!
Speaker4: Don't you even hesitate. Speaker1:
Speaker4: This is a little awful cigarette, every time I light it up it kills me, it smells bad to me and to others, more money is lost and actually it holds power over me. Why would I be a slave of a small shitty thing like that? I'm strong enough to resist it, I'm bigger than that!
Speaker3: All right! I just need to keep convincing myself that I'm bigger than that!
Speaker4: Just be consistent in doing so :)
Speaker2: And buy a lot of sweets, you'll need them. At the beginning at least :D
Speaker4: Right, they can soften the shock after quitting smoking.
Speaker3: Thank you so much guys! 
Speaker3: So... This seems to be the first day of the rest of my life :D
Speaker3: And Speaker2... Gratz again!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 quit smoking a month ago. Speaker4 quit a long time ago and confirms it is a difficult battle. Speaker3 wants to stop and feels motivated by her friends words.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to buy flowers for her mother and asks Speaker1 which flowers does she like. Speaker1 suggests Speaker2 to buy freesias.