Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Mom, could you please send me a recipe for chicken stock?
Speaker1: You boil some water and then you add some carrots, some celeriac, parsley, 1 onion and a few chicken wings
Speaker1: And spices, of course.
Speaker2: Mom, you know I'm just hopeless at cooking, you need to be more specific.
Speaker2: How many carrots and chicken wings should I add? Do I add a whole celeriac or a part of it?
Speaker2: What spices do I use?
Speaker1: Honey, I don't know, I eyeball everything.
Speaker1: You need salt, black pepper, allspice, bay leaves.
Speaker2: Moooom
Speaker2: What are the proportions of ingredients for 2 litres of water?
Speaker1: I've just made a chicken stock so I can send you a photo, if you want.
Speaker2: Could you put all the ingredients into this blue metal bowl and then make a photo?
Speaker2: It would help me estimate the size of vegetables that you used.
Speaker1: Sure, honey.
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker2: Thaks, mom! :)
Speaker1: Dad asks if you're having a date night with John.
Speaker2: Yeah, why?
Speaker1: Dad says that you don't cook unless you have a date with John.
Speaker1: And he thinks that's not fair, that you should cook for your old father too. :)
Speaker2: I wish he could see how much I'm rolling my eyes right now. :D
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's mum Speaker1 sends her detailed instructions on how to make chicken stock (water, carrots, celeriac, pasrley, onion, a few chicken wings and spices). Speaker2 has a date night with John and wants to cook for him. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is at work and is having a break now. Speaker2 invites Speaker1 to a concert of Maroon 5 which takes place next week at the Hulu Theatre at Madison Square Garden. Suzzanne agrees.