Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello Speaker2, how was your weekend with your mum and sisters?
Speaker2: It was fantastic! And this weather! 
Speaker1: Spring is coming! 
Speaker2: My mum and sisters were so afraid that it'd be cold when they get back from Mallorca, but the sun was shining and it was almost 12 degrees! 
Speaker1: Lucky them! Did you do anything special? 
Speaker2: Well, not really, lots of walking and talking. We went to a really good Thai restaurant in Moabi. Really lovely food! 
Speaker1: You have to take me there when I'm Berlin next time! 
Speaker2: That's a must! Do you know exactly when you can come? 
Speaker1: I think a visit in May is doable. I'll be done with the bloody project by that time! 
Speaker2: Is it going as bad as it did when we last spoke?
Speaker1: Yes, the contractors are changing their mind basically every two days, so you don't really know what you're actually working on. 
Speaker2: But you said they were paying well...
Speaker1: There isn't a sum worth the effort, believe me! 
Speaker2: Oh, poor you, I keep my fingers crossed for you, be brave! 
Speaker1: Doing my best...
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 spent the weekend with her mum and sisters. The weather was sunny. They ate at a very good Thai restaurant in Moabi. Speaker1 will probably come to Berlin in May. Speaker1 wants to end the project first. The project is well-paid, but Speaker1 is frustrated, because the contractors are very undecided.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 misses Speaker2. They agree for Speaker1 to pick Speaker2 up on Saturday at 8.