Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Has the boss accepted your request?
Speaker2: He's thinking about it.
Speaker1: So you still don't know what to do?
Speaker2: Exactly.
Speaker1: Not good.
Speaker2: Are you going to plead with him again?
Speaker1: If I don't get the answer today, I guess I will have no other choice.
Speaker2: Have you got any strategy?
Speaker1: Have you ever had any strategy when it comes to the boss?
Speaker2: You're right. No approach is good enough.
Speaker1: I just need to wait. Till tomorrow. Then I'll act .
Speaker2: Keep my fingers crossed for you :-)
Speaker1: Thanks, man :-)
Speaker2: I really think that your request is well-grounded. You have every right to ask for some free days. This company is not your whole world. You need a break, take it.
Speaker1: Well, you understand it, a few other people understand it. I need some understanding from the top too. And here is the problem.
Speaker2: That sucks. 
Speaker1: As hell.
Speaker2: Anyway, if you get the decision, whatever it is, let me know.
Speaker1: OK. Thanks for the support.
Speaker2: Next time I will need your support and I'm sure you'll be there for me too :-)
Speaker1: As always.
Speaker2: Exactly. Take care!
Speaker1: Cheers!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 asked his boss for some free days, but he hasn't got any answer yet. Speaker2 believes Speaker1's request should be satisfied.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 didn't manage to talk at yesterday's party. Speaker1 is about to graduate. She doesn't know if she will apply for a grad school or take a gap year.