Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: How are you doing guys? any news?
Speaker1: I'm fine, but super busy at work these days
Speaker2: I'm ok! you?
Speaker3: Not bad, when are we going to see each other again? I miss you guys!
Speaker2: and where?
Speaker1: I live in Berlin now, Speaker2 in Sevilla, are you at least still in Edinburgh?
Speaker3: Yes, I think I'll never move from here, too settled 
Speaker1: Maybe we could meet in some warm place, like Malta?
Speaker2: or at my place in Spain?
Speaker3: It can be a bit difficult for me with the kids. Do you hate Edinburgh so much?
Speaker1: It's not about Edinburgh. I hate winter and rain. I want some SUN finally 
Speaker1: Can't you take Tom and kids to sevilla?
Speaker3: Actually I could probably, the problem is that it's always difficult for Tom to give on holiday
Speaker3: and I don't work right now, taking care of the kids
Speaker1: I can't believe it. Such a feminist once, such a housewife now!
Speaker3: I know 😅 but it's rather a coincidence 
Speaker2: What do you mean?
Speaker3: Tom was on paternity leave but then I lost the job, so it just happened 
Speaker3: and as a programmer he earns much better than I ever could 
Speaker2: sure
Speaker3: a separate question is how much there is structural inequality in all of this
Speaker3: you see! We have to meet and talk, spend some time together. Free me from this housewife's prison
Speaker2: Talk to Tom first, then we will know what the situation is
Speaker3: ok!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 lives in Berlin now and he's been busy at work lately. Speaker2 setlled in Sevilla and Speaker3 in Edinburgh. Speaker3 lost her job and she is a housewife now. She will talk to her husband, Tom, about going to Sevilla with kids to meet Speaker2 and Speaker1.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1, Speaker2 and Speaker3 are going to the pub tonight to pick up some girls. Speaker3 doesn't want Speaker2 to scare the girls away with his inappropriate comments.