Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker4: Guys, I'm outside and I can't find my car
Speaker1: Oh man, and you said you weren't drinking tonight :D
Speaker2: What do you mean? Maybe you parked somewhere else?
Speaker5: Coming
Speaker3: Have you found it?
Speaker4: No, Speaker5's here, we're looking
Speaker1: Let us know, it seems weird
Speaker5: Guys, the car really isn't here, we checked the whole street
Speaker2: Oh no...
Speaker3: I think you should call the police. If you're sure you didn't park it somewhere else
Speaker4: I'm sure, I was happy that I parked it so close to Speaker5's house, it's definitely not here
Speaker1: I'm so sorry man :(
Speaker2: What kind of car was it? Was it new?
Speaker4: I bought it last month :/ It was a new Mazda
Speaker4: Calling the police
Speaker5: I checked the adjacent streets as well, nothing. The car's red so I don't think we missed it
Speaker3: If you need any help let us know
Speaker2: It's terrible that people do such a thing. I haven't heard an alarm or anything
Speaker1: Me neither, but the music was quite loud...
Speaker5: It wasn't that loud. I don't get how they did it, Speaker4's saying he parked almost in front of my door
Speaker3: Can you check if a white Skoda Octavia is still there?
Speaker5: Yup, still here, no worries
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4's new, red Mazda has been stolen from a parking near Speaker5's house. Speaker4 called the police. Speaker3's white Skoda Octavia is still parked there. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants Speaker1 to call the grandfather from time to time.