Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi, what are we doing thing weekend?
Speaker1: Dunno, wanna go somewhere?
Speaker2: Why not, but where?
Speaker1: We could visit my cousin in Bethesda.
Speaker2: The one who's a fireman?
Speaker1: Yeah, he would like some company. He's just split up with his girlfriend.
Speaker2: Oh, too bad, won't he mind, though?
Speaker1: No, he's very sociable. I'll call him and ask him what he thinks.
Speaker2: OK, but if he says no, don't push it, we'll think of something else.
Speaker1: Sure, maybe camping?
Speaker2: Yeah, right, me and camping, good one, Speaker1!
Speaker1: I think you'd like it. You just have to try...
Speaker2: I'm good, thanks :D
Speaker1: Do as you will. OK, I'll let you know what he says. Brb.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 suggests he and Speaker2 go to visit his cousin who has just split up with his girlfriend. She agrees although she implies the cousin might not be too enthusiastic about guests. Another suggestion of Speaker1, which is going camping, is rejected by Speaker2.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is having a birthday dinner in the town with Tom. Speaker1 is seeing Speaker2 at her party on Saturday. 