Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Have you already seen this Polish movie everybody is talking about? 
Speaker2: "Cold War" you mean?
Speaker1: I think so... People say it's quite good. 
Speaker2: No, I haven't seen it yet. Why?
Speaker1: I just thought we could see it together.
Speaker2: Why not? I am just quite busy tonight.
Speaker1: No, not tonight, more like the weekend.
Speaker2: Friday, I am going to the theatre but Saturday I am free.
Speaker1: Great, let's do it on Saturday. May I ask who you are going to the theatre with? Of course you don't have to answer...
Speaker2: Oh, Jon. It's Henry. We're just friends, if it's what you want to know.
Speaker1: Sorry, that was a stupid question. I am really happy I'll see you on Saturday. I am glad we're getting over the crises, it seems.
Speaker2: Jon, we're just going to the cinema. I've already asked you to give me some more time.
Speaker1: This is exactly what I'm doing.
Speaker2: No, you're pressing me. Going to the cinema together doesn't mean we're marring tomorrow.
Speaker1: Ok, this is escalating, Speaker2. Let's just talk on Saturday and try not to argue without a reason.
Speaker2: Right. I'll write you later what time and where you can pick me up. Have a good night.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 have troubles in their relationship. She'd already asked him for some more time. Nevertheless, Speaker1 invited Speaker2 to the cinema on Saturday. Speaker2 agreed.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 reminds the guys about trade deadline today. Speaker3 wants to vote. Speaker2 will look at it after the season.