Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Don't you think we should do something special for uncle Tom today? It's his 80th birthday.
Speaker3: Oh my God!!! Totally forgot. What do you think?
Speaker1: We could surprise him with a big family arrival. All 15 of us.
Speaker3: No way. How do you want to inform and coordinate everyone within a few hours?
Speaker1: I'm sure the others haven't forgotten and are just intending to pay him a visit. My point is that we all arrive together so that it looks as if we prepared it long ago.
Speaker3: In fact not a bad idea at all. And surely he's expecting people to come.
Speaker1: I'll bring a crate of beer, some nibbles and stuff. You know.
Speaker3: Great. I'll organize a cake or something sweet.
Speaker1: With 80 candles?
Speaker3: Oh dear... Will he be able to blow them? :))
Speaker1: Don't underrate him! I think he's got a girlfriend.
Speaker3: A lady friend you mean.
Speaker1: Whatever. We have no time. So I'll contact the Woodies, Smiths, Pickenpackers and my kids.
Speaker3: OK. I'll tackle the rest.
Speaker1: And what time should we swoop upon him?
Speaker3: Speaker2:30 pm? Rather earlier than later.
Speaker1: Very well indeed. So action station!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 and Speaker1 are planning a surprise for Tom's 80th birthday. Speaker1 will meet Speaker3 at 4-4:30 at their uncle's.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1, Speaker2 and Speaker3 will book flight tickets today.