Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I need to shop for groceries this week.
Speaker1: OK, where do you want to go?
Speaker2: Well, I don’t want to go to a big supermarket. Will you go there with me?
Speaker1: I hate this store, it’s too big. 
Speaker2: Me too, I never know where stuff I want is. 
Speaker1: So maybe we can drive there in the morning ‘cause it gets really busy in the afternoon.
Speaker2: Yeah, I know, people get out of work then. 
Speaker1: :-( and you’ve got to wait in those long lines, people push you... ugh.. :-(
Speaker2: I hate it. You know what? I like this small store nearby your place. 
Speaker1: Yeah, I know it, but the selection there is not so big :-(
Speaker2: What do you need?
Speaker1: I’m looking for Brazilian nuts.
Speaker2: Guess what, I know they’ve got them there. I just saw them last time I was there.
Speaker1: That’s great!
Speaker2: Yeah, and I think they also have some more exotic stuff there, so it’s the best place we can go.
Speaker1: Great! :-) When can we meet?
Speaker2: when did you want to buy them?
Speaker1: I need them for Friday party, so... today?
Speaker2: OK, will drop to pick you up in 30 minutes.
Speaker2: :-))) See you!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are going to shop in grocery's store nearby Speaker1's place. They both dislike the big supermarket and in the small store they will also find what they need.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 thinks she has sprained her ankle. Speaker1 wants to go to the doctor tomorrow. Speaker2 will pick up Marcel from school today. Tomorrow Speaker2 will take Marcel to school and Speaker1 to the doctor. Speaker1 will call the school. Speaker2 and Speaker1 will meet around 4. 