Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi, Speaker1.
Speaker1: Hi Speaker2.
Speaker2: I need a lawyer. Do you know a good one?
Speaker1: I know a few lawyers. But what kind of a lawyer you need?
Speaker2: I need a good divorce lawyer. Do you know one?
Speaker1: Yes, Zimmerman is pretty good.
Speaker2: Text me his number.
Speaker1: I will. But why do you need a divorce lawyer? You are not even married.
Speaker2: Right, I am not. It's for someone else.
Speaker1: For a friend, then. Someone, I know?
Speaker2: Yes. But do you really need to know?
Speaker1: Not really. Just curious.
Speaker2: All right then. Send me the number.
Speaker1: Speaker2, I said I am curious.
Speaker2: So what?
Speaker1: So either you give me his name, o I am not giving you the number.
Speaker2: It's not him. It's her.
Speaker1: Whatever. Give me the name.
Speaker2: All right. It's Becka.
Speaker1: My wife's name is Becka ...
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will give Speaker2 a divorce lawyer's telephone number. The lawyer is called Zimmerman. Zimmerman is needed for Becka's divorce.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is still busy.