Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: My guitar's busted!!
Speaker2: What happened? The Gibson??
Speaker1: Yeah, it fell on the floor and the headstock cracked!
Speaker2: How bad is it? Is it fixable?
Speaker1: I don't know. It looks pretty bad.
Speaker2: Isn't that the second time?
Speaker1: Yeah, in the same spot too. Nick broke it when he was 2. This was like 11 years ago. It was in the basement, and he ran up to it and knocked it over onto the concrete floor.
Speaker2: I thought so. Well, if you managed to get it repaired last time, I'm sure it's possible again. 
Speaker1: But now I can't practice, which kind of leads me to my request :)
Speaker2: Yes, you can borrow one of mine.
Speaker1: Which one are you willing to give up?
Speaker2: The Fender tele
Speaker1: :) Ok, I'm happy. How long can I have it for?
Speaker2: Until you get it fixed. I have my Peavey Detonator still. Plus I don't really use the Fender these days.
Speaker1: Ok, can I come over and pick it up later today?
Speaker2: I'll be home after 7. We have a hectic day today... Nick's bday, remember?
Speaker1: Oh yeah, wish him a good one from my and Beth. Or I'll do it personally when I come over.
Speaker2: Ok, call before you get here, just ot make sure I'm home. Bye.
Speaker1: Will do, bye
Speaker2: :)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's guitar is broken. Speaker2 will lend him one of his guitars so he can practice. Speaker1 will pick up the guitar after 7 p.m. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 hasn't taken the trash out because parents didn't ask him. Speaker2 will do it.