Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Perfect job for me just came up! Sports Psychologist!
Speaker1: You can't be a psychologist, idiot! You haven't a degree!
Speaker2: Yeah, I guess I need one of those...
Speaker1: Duh!
Speaker2: Too bad. I'd be good at it!
Speaker1: No you wouldn't. You're a mess!
Speaker2: I am not!
Speaker1: You so are!
Speaker2: Hey, that's not very nice!
Speaker1: True, though!
Speaker2: Well, at least I know I'm a mess. 
Speaker1: Sigh.
Speaker2: Well, how about sales? I can do sales!
Speaker1: People need to trust you for you to be good at sales. Next?
Speaker2: Geez, I didn't know I was such a pos!
Speaker1: You aren't a pos, just don't have many skills. Why don't you look for something more your level?
Speaker2: But I want a higher level!
Speaker1: So work for it! Start at the bottom, work up!
Speaker2: That takes too long!
Speaker1: So you should be in a management role, getting paid big bucks, without working for it?
Speaker2: Exactly.
Speaker1: You are high.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is looking for a high level job, but is not keen on working for it. Speaker1 suggests he starts at a lower level and works his way up. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 saw a very good football game, with one football player chopping the ball back to his foot, which was particularly exciting. Jose has trust in that player. 