Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: I fucking hate my life!
Speaker2: What happened?
Speaker1: Jim is being a dick again. He won't let me go out.
Speaker2: Why not?
Speaker1: He says that I am always demanding and insist on getting my own away and he will not put up with it any longer.
Speaker2: Has he at least paid the bills and rent?
Speaker1: Are you kidding. He expects me to do it cause it is my house.
Speaker2: But he's living there for free. You're working 3 jobs while he sits there and watches TV.
Speaker1: and complains about what's for dinner.
Speaker2: Yeah exactly. He's a fucking parasite. Get rid of him!
Speaker1: But I need him for the heavy work around the property that I can't do myself.
Speaker2: Like what?
Speaker1: Like chopping the firewood. I can't do it on my own.
Speaker1: It's the only way to heat this house and without the wood I'd freeze in winter.
Speaker2: So you're keeping a nasty parasite around for firewood? You gotta ask yourself is it worth it?
Speaker1: Yeah I keep on asking myself this question.
Speaker2: You can always get a lodger.
Speaker1: Not with the state of this place.
Speaker2: Then I really don't know what to say to you. Sounds like you're defending him.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is angry at Jim. He does not let her go out. He does not pay bills. Speaker1 needs Jim for heavy works around the property. Speaker2 calls Jim a parasite.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 has the keys to the apartment. Speaker3 wants to get them and go take a nap. Speaker4 is having lunch with some French people at La Cantina. Speaker4 is meeting them at the entrance to the conference hall at 2 pm. Speaker3 and Speaker2 might join them. They're meeting for the drinks in the evening.