Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I think we need to get a new washing machine
Speaker1: Why do you think so?
Speaker2:  This one is too loud, it makes a lot of noise during a spinning cycle
Speaker1: I haven't noticed
Speaker2: It started last week, gets louder every day.
Speaker1: Do you think it’s something serious?
Speaker2: Could be.
Speaker1: Well, it’s quite old after all. Maybe you’re right, it’s time. 
Speaker2:  I heard that there are models that are very quiet
Speaker1: Who cares about the noise. I think it's working fine
Speaker2:  I don't like it. I think we should look around
Speaker1: Washing machine costs a lot of money
Speaker2:  I believe that the store near us has a special offer on appliances right now
Speaker1: How do you know?
Speaker2:  I saw a sign when I was passing the store on the way home
Speaker1: Ok, we can go and look
Speaker2:  I am so exciting. I can't wait
Speaker1: Let's go there this weekend.
Speaker2:  Great! I hope we will find something in a good price. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 thinks it is necessary to buy a new washing machine because the old one makes a strange noise. Speaker1 doesn't think it is necessary but she agrees to go to the shops to check the offers.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 must write her thesis in 1 month. She wonders what degree course would be the most beneficial for her. She's interested in African studies. Speaker1 claims she could be a flight attendant as she can swim and knows foreign languages.