Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Do you know what to do with this case?
Speaker3: I really don't know what to do
Speaker3: I guess I'll have to pay
Speaker3: and I'll pay a lot
Speaker1: but we were also in the car
Speaker4: exactly, we will share it with you
Speaker4: but let's try to solve it otherwise first
Speaker3: but how?
Speaker4: Did you call the company?
Speaker3: there is no number
Speaker4: did you check if your Visa card doesn't cover it?
Speaker3: it's a basic type, they don't cover anything
Speaker4: so write this declaration for them
Speaker2: yes, do it
Speaker2: write them that you were in shock after you crashed the wall
Speaker2: and that's why you did not inform the company
Speaker2: you stayed in bed for a weak, traumatised by the accident
Speaker3: Hans says my case is hopeless
Speaker3: and I'll have to pay up to £5000
Speaker2: god, that's a lot
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3's car crashed into wall. Hans says Speaker3 will have to pay up to £5000. Speaker1 and Speaker4 were in the car too, so they want to share this expense. Speaker2 thinks Speaker3 should try getting some money from the company.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 needs Betty's number but Speaker2 doesn't have it. She needs to contact Larry.