Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Dear Speaker1, sorry I couldn't take your call yesterday. Your message on my TAM is difficult to make out. How can I help? Is it about Rita's stone?
Speaker1: Hello Speaker2, yes, the stone's lying in my garden and has to be transported to Rita's new flat. It is quite heavy, so you would need someone to carry it upstairs into her flat.
Speaker2: I may try and ask William. When would it suit you that we come?
Speaker1: I'm at home now and stay at home the whole day. You can come until 9 pm.
Speaker2: Dear Speaker1, I read your message too late to get it all together. I'll talk with William first thing in the morning. Can I phone you tomorrow around 10 am? Goodnight to you!
Speaker1: Yes, just call me on my landline number. Good night!
Speaker2: Dear Speaker1, too early to phone you. Willian can't help. He's just had an eye operation and can't heave any weights. And if I come to your place and we'll try just the two of us to put it in my car?
Speaker1: Hello Speaker2, just what I wanted to suggest. We'll surely manage that. Just come round after 10 am. Have you got my address?
Speaker2: Tell me again please.
Speaker1: Mossweg 10. Second house on the left.
Speaker2: See you, Speaker1, after 10.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 are going to move a heavy stone from Speaker1's garden to Rita's new flat. Speaker2 will come to Speaker1's house after 10 am.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is locked in the room from the outside and he has to pee. Speaker1's roommate will come and let him out.