Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Ok, I need all the details
Speaker2: Like what?
Speaker1: How many people, where do we want to go (have you found some places already?), timetables, breaks, places to eat
Speaker2: Lol I know almost nothing
Speaker1: Seriously! The trip is in 6 days!
Speaker2: I know but I got sick, I tried but it didn’t work, that’s why they gave it to you
Speaker1: Right, sure, I’m sorry
Speaker2: I know it shouldn’t be like that, I really care about this initiative
Speaker1: That’s OK, our student research club is only growing, that’s why we need this trip, to get to know each other
Speaker2: And I absolutely screwed up, people paid and nothing is arranged!
Speaker1: Don’t worry, I got this. Sooo is there anything you’ve found out already??
Speaker2: Yes, if we want to leave early there’s a train at 7.30
Speaker1: Lol I think it’s too much, people will be late xD
Speaker2: Ok, so 9.45
Speaker1: Nothing in between?
Speaker2: Nopppe
Speaker1: Have you checked buses?
Speaker2: The travel takes a lot more time when you go by bus
Speaker1: Hmm right
Speaker2: Besides, people will start complaining, trust me
Speaker1: Makes sense, how about the places to go?
Speaker2: I found a list of the most popular attractions, you can use it.
Speaker1: Cool, do they come with prices?
Speaker2: No, you have to call or check the website
Speaker1: A loot of work
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 was supposed to organize a trip for the student research club, but she got sick and didn't do it. The trip is in 6 days. The task was assigned to Speaker1. The suitable trains are at 7:30 and 9:45. Traveling by bus takes a lot longer. Speaker2 has a list of attractions, that Speaker1 can use.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is going to Poanań on Tuesday and coming back on the same day in the afternoon.