Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey, you want my old couch?
Speaker1: Your couch? Don't you need it :)
Speaker2: No, I'm getting rid of it cause I ordered a new one. There's nothing wrong with it, you've seen it.
Speaker1: Yeah, I love the colour, it's the colour of an eggplant :)
Speaker2: It's super comfortable, but the colour doesn't match my apt anymore. It was time for something new. I found a cool deal too.
Speaker1: How am I going to get it over here?
Speaker2: My brother can help, he's got that cube van, remember?
Speaker1: Ok, cool. I'll buy him a few beers for the help :)
Speaker2: No need to help grow his gut :)
Speaker1: When is your new couch coming?
Speaker2: In a week. I can ask my brother to help the Sat. after that.
Speaker1: Ok, sounds good :) Do you want something for it? I mean, the couch is in really good condition.
Speaker2: No, of course not! I owe you big time for last month anyways :) I would be in heaps of trouble if it wasn't for you.
Speaker1: Stop it! I didn't do anything. Anyways, I gotta go, but I'm super excited about my soon-to-be-mine couch
Speaker2: Good! I'm looking forward to mine too :)
Speaker1: :)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 bought a new couch and she will give the old one to Speaker1.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1, Speaker3 and Speaker2's presentation went well. Three people came to listen to them.