Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Hey, I don't know if you remember me  - I was the photographer at Vivian's party last Saturday. I've looked through the photos from the party and some of them are great. I have a fanpage on fb with my photography and I was wondering if I could post some of your photos there - here's a folder with everything I'd like to post <file_other>. Let me know, if you agree to posting your pictures or if there are any particular photos you'd like me not to include.
Speaker4: Hey, sure I remember you :) I'm at work right now. I'll look at the pictures in the evening and let you know, if they're ok.
Speaker3: Of course, thanks a lot :)
Speaker4: Generally, almost all of the pictures are good to go. If you could not include Photo_325 that would be great.
Speaker3: Of course, I'll just delete from the public folder (although if you want to have it for yourself just let me know). May I ask why you don't want it included?
Speaker4: I just don't like the beer in my hand in this picture. I know it's a party, but I just don't feel comfortable knowing some of my co-workers might stumble upon it.
Speaker3: I understand completely. The picture's already deleted from the folder.
Speaker4: Thanks for understanding :)
Speaker3: No problem. By the way - is there a chance to let Speaker2 know about my message? He might not have seen this conversation.
Speaker4: Sure. I'm telling him right now.
Speaker2: Hey, sorry, I didn't see your message there.
Speaker2: I checked out the photos and they're all okay as far as I'm concerned.
Speaker1: Fantastic, thank you :)
Speaker2: Do you plan to contact everyone you have on the pictures?
Speaker1: Yes, I'm contacting everyone.
Speaker2: Good luck then.
Speaker1: Thank you :)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 asks Speaker4 and Speaker2 if he can post their photographs from Vivian's party. Speaker4 doesn't want one photograph to be posted. Speaker2 is fine with all photos. Speaker3 needs to ask everyone that are in the photos.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 accused Speaker1 of taking his money. Speaker2 finds the money later and apologizes to Speaker1. Speaker1 is still upset.