Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Do you think that a second referendum on Brexit is possible?
Speaker1: Where is it coming from now?
Speaker2: we had an unexpected discussion at the seminar
Speaker1: About Brexit?
Speaker2: Yes, there is a group of students that wants to create a movement demanding another referendum
Speaker1: nice!
Speaker2: Yes, but people were not convinced that it makes sense at all, they believe the first one is still binding 
Speaker1: Sure, we may hate it, but we should accept the democratic decision
Speaker2: sure, but for this reason we should have another referendum
Speaker1: hmm, generally I agree, it just doesn't seem to be a possible option
Speaker2: If people demanded it, they would have to respond somehow
Speaker1: Maybe we could have a referendum about the deal May got in Brussels 
Speaker2: I think that's the best opportunity
Speaker1: Especially that so many people are disappointed with the deal
Speaker2: which is the most ridiculous! What did they think? That we would have all benefits of the membership and all benefits of being outside?
Speaker1: quite schizophrenic 
Speaker2: So maybe now at least some people will realise that it's not going to be a fairy tale
Speaker1: Yes, or we really need hard Brexit for them to wake up
Speaker2: Anyway, I was thinking about joining those students, would you like to go to their meeting with me?
Speaker1: If I'm free, I can join you, sure
Speaker2: Nice! I'll find out more and let you know.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 want to join a group of students, who want to create a movement that would demand second referendum on Brexit, or at least organize  a referendum about May's dissapointing deal in Brussels.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants Speaker2’s advice on what to wear. She gives some hints so that he doesn't look like a waiter and recommends wearing black pants, a white shirt and brown shoes.