Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi. Any plans for the New Year’s Eve?
Speaker1: Yes, I’m going to see my friends.
Speaker2: Are you staying in town or travelling?
Speaker1: I hate travelling during Christmas. Too much stress
Speaker2: Why? What do you mean?
Speaker1: Oh, you know. Typical stuff. Long lanes at the airport, delays because of the weather, who knows what else.
Speaker2: Oh, that shouldn’t be that much trouble. The weather’s gonna be fine actually.  
Speaker1: I’m going to see my friends. They’re throwing out a kind of a party. 
Speaker2: Cool, how many people’s gonna be there? 
Speaker1: Don’t know exactly, twelveish or so.
Speaker2: Do I know them?
Speaker1: Well, you know Mike and Jessy. 
Speaker2: OMG, can you ask them if I can join you? I really don’t have any plans.
Speaker1: Sure, I’ll call you tomorrow. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is staying in town for the New Year’s Eve as she hates travelling at that time. She's seeing her friends who are throwing out a party for around twelve people out of whom Speaker2 knows Mike and Jessy. He'd like to join as he has no plans, so Speaker1 will call him tomorrow.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 knew Tim was gay, while Speaker3 and Speaker4 didn't. 