Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi Speaker1, are you sending Katie to the school trip?
Speaker1: Hi Speaker2, Katie really wants to go.
Speaker1: So Marie & I agreed.
Speaker2: So does Vicki.
Speaker2: I'm trying to convince Sandra though.
Speaker1: She's not convinced?
Speaker2: Well you know, it would be Vicki's first time away from home.
Speaker2: For an entire week.
Speaker1: Yeah, same for Katie.
Speaker1: But we decided she needs to start getting independent.
Speaker2: That's what I was thinking as well, but Sandra is freaking out...
Speaker2: I've been telling her that the kids will be taken care of- quite a few teachers are going with them.
Speaker1: And most of the kids are going, so she won't feel lonely.
Speaker2: Exactly and they have so many activities planned.
Speaker2: She'll barely have time to think about us :D
Speaker1: Yeah, and now there are so many means of communication.
Speaker1: You can see each other every day on Whats app.
Speaker2: I know, remember our school trips?
Speaker2: We didn't even have cell phones.
Speaker1: Oh yeah, those were the good old days.
Speaker1: No parental control :D
Speaker2: And that's what I've been telling Sandra all along.
Speaker1: I have a thought.
Speaker1: Maybe Marie could invite her for coffee. You know they would chit chat and & maybe she could convince her.
Speaker2: That's a great idea man.
Speaker2: It might just work.
Speaker1: OK, I'll tell Marie about our plans.
Speaker1: She'll give Sandra a call.
Speaker2: Perfect, thanks man!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Marie will call Sandra to invite her over for coffee. Speaker1 and Speaker2 want Sandra to convince Marie to let Vicki go to a school trip for a week.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will be home soon and she will let Speaker2 know.