Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Are you coming tonight?
Speaker1: To Barbara?
Speaker2: yes
Speaker1: yes, I think so.
Speaker1: And you?
Speaker2: I don't know. I'd rather stay at home.
Speaker1: So why don't you?
Speaker2: I told her I'd come.
Speaker1: You can always change your mind.
Speaker2: yeah, but I don't want to upset her and she did come to my birthday oarty last year, so I feel I have to go.
Speaker1: I think you should do what you feel, but I get your point.
Speaker1: Maybe just pop up for an hour or so and go back home? 
Speaker2: That's probably what I'm gonna do. 
Speaker1: Good :) See you at Barbara's then.
Speaker2: yep, see u 
Speaker2: Oh, I forgot!
Speaker2: Could you bring me my book? 
Speaker1: Yes, sure. 
Speaker2: Thx!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is coming to Barbara's birthday party tonight. Speaker2 would like to stay at home, but she will pop up there for an hour too. Speaker1 will bring Speaker2 her book.
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.