Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: did you check the new Steam sale?
Speaker1: it's that time of the year already?
Speaker1: and to answer your question, no I did not
Speaker2: I was thinking of expanding my collection but I'm not sure what to get
Speaker1: just check your wishlist
Speaker1: and if there's something there with a nice discount buy it
Speaker2: maybe you're right
Speaker2: it's always hard to decide
Speaker2: and I end up buying games I won't play for ages just because they were cheap
Speaker1: that's how sales work
Speaker1: I'm still waiting for a good deal on AC Rogue
Speaker2: isn't that discounted basically during every sale?
Speaker1: it is
Speaker2: then why are you still waiting?
Speaker1: like I said, waiting for a good deal
Speaker1: that usually means like 75% off
Speaker1: so far the biggest drop was like 60%
Speaker2: that's still a pretty good price
Speaker1: I know but I still have other games to play so I can afford to wait with this one
Speaker2: you can always check other shops as well
Speaker2: uplay should have good deals on AC series
Speaker1: I know but I have all the other AC games on Steam and I want to keep them in one place
Speaker2: well it's your choice anyway
Speaker1: yep
Speaker1: let me know if you stumble across something nice
Speaker2: will do
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to expand his collection during the new Steam sale, but he's not sure what to get. He usually buys games which he won't play for ages, just because they were cheap. Speaker1 is waiting for a good deal on AC Rogue, like 75%, whereas the biggest drop was 60%. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is checking if it's worth going to the new club at Regents Street. Speaker1 thinks the club is great. Speaker3's friends also recommend the place, so Speaker3 is going there this weekend. Speaker2 will go to the club with Speaker3, Miranda and Helen on Saturday.