Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: simple question, where can i find some dark chocolate?
Speaker2: sorry but no idea
Speaker2: i found some at Simply , have u been there?
Speaker1: yes, i must be blind
Speaker2: no.... i only found it yesterday. I assume there wasn't before.
Speaker1: and i found an other brand today at tesco.
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker1: i don't know if it's good, but  i'll try tonight with profiterolles
Speaker2: wait for me.....could you give me the adress of tesco?
Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker2: thanks, i will complete with Lidl near by
Speaker1: Is it  a big one?
Speaker2: not so big, but there is some nice products, that i don't find anywhere else
Speaker1: will you give me a lift some days?
Speaker2: ok ! i'll go there every friday morning after school
Speaker1: i'll come next week
Speaker2: why not tomorrow?
Speaker1: i'm spending the week end in London with some friends
Speaker2: so lucky...
Speaker2: could i ask you to bring me some digestive and marmelade? 
Speaker1: of course tell me me how many you want
Speaker2: just one of each
Speaker1: no problem
Speaker2: you're so kind, thanks a lot
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants to buy some dark chocolate. He should look at Simply. Next Friday Speaker2 will give him a lift to Lidl, where she finds products she can't find anywhere else. He's spending this weekend in London with some friends. He'll bring Speaker2 some digestive and marmelade — one of each.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 wants someone else to do the washing up this time. Speaker2 agrees, but when she returns from the cinema she is at with Jack.