Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Guys, tomorrow we’re having the last class this year. Wanna go out for a beer after the classes?
Speaker2: Let me know what u think about it
Speaker1: I have a train to Boston tomorrow at 6 p.m. Do u propose to go out somewhere near the university?
Speaker4: I’m in 😊 Last week we were with Speaker6 and Susie at John’s. We were waiting for our order for half an hour but it was great to be able to meet…
Speaker2: I was thinking about a pub somewhere in the downtown…
Speaker6: Yes! Let’s meet in a really nice place, not where we’ll have to wait ages for our order!
Speaker5: Guys, I can’t meet this weekend, sorry ☹
Speaker3: Me neither, soooory!
Speaker2: I’m just thinking that if we can’t meet this weekend maybe in two weeks’ time?
Speaker5: I’m away in two weeks ☹
Speaker1: I can’t guys, sorry!! I’m in Boston
Speaker3: What would you say if we meet on Wednesday?
Speaker6: Sure, Wednesday is perfect for me!
Speaker4: For me too!
Speaker2: Ok then, who can meet on Wednesday at 7 p.m.?
Speaker1: Well…I’m away, guys 
Speaker5: Ok, I’m in 😊
Speaker6: Me, too!
Speaker2: Me, too
Speaker3: And me!
Speaker2: Great! Let’s meet at the entrance to our university on Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Speaker6: Ok!
Speaker5: Sure!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2, Speaker5, Speaker6, Speaker3 and Speaker4 are meeting at the entrance to their university on Wednesday at 7 p.m. to go for a beer. Speaker1's away, so she can't join them.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 doesn't like Speaker2 texting her boyfriend, Jim Andrews. Jim is Speaker2's co-worker so Speaker2 needs to communicate with him.