Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Frankly, this work is unacceptable. 
Speaker2: Ohhhhh kay?
Speaker1: You have spent three days on this and it isn't usable. 
Speaker2: Tell me how to fix it, okay?
Speaker1: Start over?
Speaker2: Not an option. This is the topic so if you can't give me better info...
Speaker1: It is your job to find better info!
Speaker2: Since when? I am just a writer!
Speaker1: What do you need to improve this?
Speaker2: Some research or sources, quotes for example.
Speaker1: Okay, we can do that.
Speaker2: Are there links to video interviews or anything?
Speaker1: Not sure. I will check.
Speaker2: Other than a top level dislike for it, is there anything concrete you can point to that needs improvement?
Speaker1: It should be in third person.
Speaker2: No problem. And?
Speaker1: You forgot our strap line that we are promoting the app with.
Speaker2: Can add that. And?
Speaker1: Too many exclamation marks! 
Speaker2: Okay, tone it down. Got it.
Speaker1: Let's see your revision and I'll work on the sources. Sound good?
Speaker2: Yep. No problem.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants Speaker2 to redo his work. The text should be written in third person. He has to add the strap line and remove some punctuation. Speaker1 will work on the sources.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 started jogging again. He performed better than expected. Speaker1 can't jog now because of his heart medication effects but he recalls that when playing football in the past, he also performed very well after a break.