Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey Speaker1, do you still teach English?
Speaker1: Hi!!! Long time no hear :) Yeah, I do, what's up?
Speaker2: Look, my boss is looking for someone who could teach him, so I thought about you.
Speaker1: Sure thing! What level is he at now?
Speaker2: Hm... Hard to tell, haven't asked ;) I think he just wants to be fluent, so he probably needs some to have conversations with.
Speaker1: No problem, the thing is I only have Mondays and Wednesdays off...
Speaker2: oh my, that's perfect! He's quite a busy guy, but he said Wednesday sounds fine.
Speaker1: Great then! Thanks for this! :)
Speaker2: Hahaha, no problem! So, can I text him your number?
Speaker1: Of course :)
Speaker2: He'll call you in the evening, we're still in the office. He's quite tech-savvy so he can also text you on what's app :D
Speaker1: Hahaha, great! How are you by the way? I owe you a coffee for this!
Speaker2: Shut up, you owe me nothing, but I would happily go out, we have so much catching up
Speaker1: Yeah, especially that job of yours! Sounds quite cool, huh?!
Speaker2: Can't complain ;) Is Saturday all right?
Speaker1: Sure thing, let me find a place and will let you know asap :)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 asks Speaker1 if he could teach his boss english. Speaker1 agrees. Speaker2 and Speaker1 will meet on Saturday.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Today Speaker1 didn't go to school, she stayed at home.