Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi! Is everything OK?
Speaker2: Yeah, why?
Speaker1: Cause you haven't talked to me in days.
Speaker2: Been busy.
Speaker1: That's what I'm talking about! What is wrong, just tell me!
Speaker2: Nothing, geez. Lighten up.
Speaker1: I know you too well. And I know when something's bothering you. Just tell me and let's get it over with.
Speaker2: Everything's fine. It's just sad when you come to your best friend's party and she doesn't even have time to say hi to you.
Speaker1: I said I was sorry! There were too many guests for me to get to everyone.
Speaker2: Good to know I'm just anyone to you.
Speaker1: I thought that as my best friend you would understand and try to mingle. 
Speaker2: Sure, I always have to understand everything. 
Speaker1: That's not what I meant. Look, I'm sorry, OK? I know it's hard for you to meet new people and I should have introduced you to some people. 
Speaker2: Whatever.
Speaker1: What can I do to make it up to you? Just tell me. 
Speaker2: I don't know, but it should be something major. 
Speaker1: Now you're talking. Bring it on. I'm ready.
Speaker2: Dinner on you at Le Chef's.
Speaker1: You sneaky brat! You were never mad at me, you just wanted me to take you to dinner!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has been busy and hasn't talked to Speaker1 long. When Speaker2 came to Speaker1's party, Speaker1 didn't even have time to say hi to her and this is bothering Speaker2. Speaker1 apologises for that, but she was busy with many guests. Speaker1 can make it up by taking Speaker2 for dinner to LeChef's. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will be home soon and she will let Speaker2 know.