Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Are we going to see Monster Jam this coming weekend?
Speaker2: Sure!! What time are the shows? 
Speaker1: Not sure. Will need to check on-line. I think there is one at 1 pm.
Speaker2: That's too early for me. I get off from work at 4 pm. Check if they have anything later.
Speaker1: Ok. I'll check right now.
Speaker2: Ok. Let me know.
Speaker1: They have a show at 7 pm.
Speaker2: Perfect :-) It would work. What is the price of the tickets?
Speaker1: Depending on the seats. The cheapest one is like 20$. 
Speaker2: Is not too bad.
Speaker1: Yeah... is pretty inexpensive. They also have a pit party b4 they main show for 15$.
Speaker2: What is that?
Speaker1: Is when you can take pictures of the trucks and the drivers, walk around the race area.
Speaker2: Sounds like fun, we can buy that too.
Speaker1: Ok. I will stop by the ticket office today and buy them. Is cheaper than on ticketmaster online with the fees.
Speaker2: Ok. Let me know when you get them.
Speaker1: Ok. I will. Talk to you later.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 cannot go with Speaker1 to see a motorsport show during her working hours. She agrees to go with him to the show happening at 7pm. Speaker1 will stop by the ticket office to buy tickets and the cheapest one costs 20$. They both decide to also attend the pit party which costs 15$. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 starts his new job on the 6th. Speaker1 wanted a free babysitter. Speaker2 will arrange for a babysitter. 