Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hey, ciao!
Speaker1: You're there?
Speaker2: Sorry, I'm busy at the moment.
Speaker1: No problem!
Speaker2: Hey, hey, now I'm free, sorry got loads of papers to review. What's up?
Speaker1: Same here. I wish I could be somewhere else. In the end you can read papers anywhere in the world.
Speaker2: I know what you mean. I'm so fed up with this weather.
Speaker1: Wait, let me just check one thing.
Speaker2: OK
Speaker1: There is a cheap flight to Athens, what do you think?
Speaker2: How cheap?
Speaker1: 120 £ return ticket. Friday to Tuesday. Are you up for this?
Speaker2: You know you're crazy!
Speaker1: Come on, you said you didn't have plans for the weekend.
Speaker2: Well, that's true.
Speaker1: Come on! We can work in a bar and have walks in the afternoon. Besides, it's low season so it's we're not gonna spend much.
Speaker2: Well, I don't know, what about the accommodation?
Speaker1: Wait, I'll check on Booking.com.... Well, it's super cheap! 40 euro per night, quite close to the centre.
Speaker2: What's the name of the place?
Speaker1: Psyri hotel.
Speaker2: Let me check it.
Speaker1: And you know what, now it's 20 degrees!
Speaker2: Well, the place looks nice and cozy...
Speaker1: Are you in?
Speaker2: Okay, okay - I'll book the hotel and you the tickets, alright?
Speaker1: Great, I'm so excited!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is busy and has a lot of work. Speaker1 suggests going to Athens together. Speaker1 wants to go by plane, from Friday to Tuesday. The price for flight and accommodation (Psyri hotel) is very low. Speaker2 will book the hotel. Speaker1 will book the tickets.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 didn't manage to talk at yesterday's party. Speaker1 is about to graduate. She doesn't know if she will apply for a grad school or take a gap year.