Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: So we're meeting for an apéro at my place at 5 pm as agreed? And then go to Mangold's for a meal. There is that nice walk from the pub back to my place - for a digestif. 
Speaker3: It's such a lovely day! Can't we have a walk before the meal?
Speaker3: We can be at your's at 4 then.
Speaker2: Isn't it healthier to have a walk afterwards?
Speaker3: But it's so important for Peter to be still able to enjoy sunsets! It makes him so happy!
Speaker2: The sunset is at 5 pm, Speaker4:30?
Speaker3: OK. And then we can go straight to Mangold's, right?
Speaker2: If you say so.
Speaker3: Anyway an apéritif and wine with the meal would be too much for Peter. He can't drink too much alcohol.
Speaker2: It's ok Speaker3. No need to explain. We'll do it the way you want it. We can also meet at the parking lot opposite the school, where the footpath starts.
Speaker3: That a splendid idea! Then we don't even have to drive down to your place and it's also so close to Mangold's that it'll be also easy after the meal.
Speaker2: Yes. Speaker1:30 parking lot.
Speaker3: Brill! So happy to see you again and spend time together. So much to talk about!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2, Speaker3 and Peter will meet at 4:30 at the parking lot opposite the school. They'll go on a walk and look at the sunset. Next, they'll go to Mangold's for a meal.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will join Speaker2 at the races at the weekend.