Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hey wassup? How's life/work/the pursuit of happiness and the like?
Speaker2: Things are ok over here. How about you?
Speaker1: I sold my car and bought a new one. Ahem, bought an almost equally old one. Cuh-razz!!! What are you guys doing during winter break?
Speaker2: Hey, wow, cool. How did you sell it so fast? What did you buy? Casey is sick. In 2 weeks we're going to Cieszyn.
Speaker1: 2005 Mercedes b class. What's wrong with Casey? What's in Cieszyn?
Speaker2: Is it a sedan, hatchback, station wagon? Next week the kids have hockey day camp and then 2-day hockey training in Cieszyn. We'll stay the night there.
Speaker1: Hatchback. So in one week you're going? Ali has day camp next week and I'll work from home because of the hours and the following week we are meeting Tasmin in Berlin. I sold it for 9000.
Speaker2: I'd probably get like 3 for mine.
Speaker1: I bought the "new" car for 10, but it has some rust.
Speaker2: That's pretty good. Does it burn less?
Speaker1: Supposedly 6 on the highway.
Speaker2: That's pretty goo. Where did you find it?
Speaker1: Olx, my mechanic said the engine was great. It's quite small outside and big inside.
Speaker2: Cool. I'd like to see it.
Speaker1: Next time we meet for lunch I'll show it to you.
Speaker2: Ok, see ya.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 got a new 2005 Mercedes hatchback. Speaker2 and Casey are going to Cieszyn in 2 weeks. Their children will train hockey there. Speaker1 will meet Tasmin in Berlin. Speaker1 bought her car for 10k on OLX. She will show it to Speaker2 when they have lunch together.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Adam is complaining about going to the gym. Speaker2 will take Adam and Xander to the gym this week. Speaker1 will bring Xander to Speaker2 at half 10.