Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi, Speaker1. Got a minute?
Speaker1: Yep. What've you got, Speaker2?
Speaker2: I've got this new prospective client.
Speaker1: All right. Who is it?
Speaker2: A medium sized manufacturing firm.
Speaker1: Sounds interesting.
Speaker1: What can we do for them?
Speaker2: They plan to invest in a new production line.
Speaker1: Even more interesting. What do they do exactly.
Speaker2: They manufacture seat belts for moto industry.
Speaker1: We want this client, Speaker2.
Speaker2: I know. I thought I could arrange a meeting.
Speaker1: Very good idea, Speaker2. When?
Speaker2: I thought you should be at the meeting, Speaker1.
Speaker1: Sure, Speaker2. No problem.
Speaker2: So, would you be available this week?
Speaker1: Let me check.
Speaker1: I am free all Wednesday and Friday.
Speaker2: Fine. I'll arrange the meeting and will get back to you.
Speaker1: You do that. Good work, Speaker2.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will set up a meeting for Speaker1 and a new client from moto industry.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is meeting the girl of his dreams today in Pat&Gill's. Later he's going to tell Speaker2 how his date went.