Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Where should we go next? After NYC nothing seems too exciting, right?
Speaker2: Maybe Asia? Doha, Tokyo, Hong Kong
Speaker3: or even India
Speaker1: I'm afraid of India
Speaker3: because you're so organised and India is such a mess 
Speaker1: maybe
Speaker3: but exactly for this reason I find it so fascinating
Speaker2: haha, why? you'd like to see Speaker1 destroyed by the chaos of India?
Speaker3: no, it's just so different than all European paradigms
Speaker3: like order, planing, hierarchies
Speaker3: you know - monotheistic religions with one god on the top, the faith in progress, the blocks of NYC, "Ordnung".
Speaker3: India seems so different, with the chaos of Hinduism, polytheism, holy cows in the streets etc
Speaker1: but I think the order is there, just different, with different principles 
Speaker3: and exactly this is fascinating
Speaker2: but it seems like a plan for a great Indian journey
Speaker2: and we travel cities! that's the principle of our group 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1, Speaker2 and Speaker3 are wondering which place they should visit next. Speaker3 and Speaker2 would like to go to India. Speaker1 isn't fond of this idea.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is not at home, but she will call Speaker1 before visiting her.