Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: What happened? You know anything?
Speaker2: No. What about?
Speaker1: What do you mean, what about?
Speaker1: Didn't you see Frank's face after his meeting with our boss.
Speaker2: Now, that you mention. Yeah, Frank didn't look happy at all.
Speaker1: Exactly, that's what I mean.
Speaker2: But what could've happened.
Speaker1: I asked it first.
Speaker2: Right. But you and Frank are pals.
Speaker2: I'm sure you know more than I.
Speaker1: Well, I know something.
Speaker2: What?
Speaker1: But it couldn't be that.
Speaker2: Couldn't be what?
Speaker1: Frank went out with this woman.
Speaker2: What woman?
Speaker1: Do you know Mr. Brown?
Speaker2: Mr. Brown? Like CEO of our major client?
Speaker1: That one.
Speaker2: What about him?
Speaker1: I think Frank went out with his wife.
Speaker2: Oh, boy!:0
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are discussing what could be the reason Frank seemed unhappy coming out of the boss's office. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will get paid tonight. Client liked Speaker1's work and wants to work with her on a long-term basis.