Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Ms. Speaker2: May I come in?
Mr. Speaker1: Yes, please come in.
Ms. Speaker2: Good morning!
Mr. Speaker1: Good morning, please take your seat.
Ms. Speaker2: Thankyou.
Mr. Speaker1: What brings you here?
Ms. Speaker2: I noticed the board outside your restaurant. It says that you have a vacancy for a waitress. I wish to apply for the same.
Mr. Speaker1: Yes, we do require a hard working waitress who can work in our restaurant. Do you have any prior experience in the similar role?
Ms. Speaker2: Yes, I do. I worked with- Corner street Restaurant, the one near the Church gate for 2 years.
Mr. Speaker1: What made you leave that job?
Ms. Speaker2: I do enjoy working there, however its too far from my residence. As a mother of 2 kids, I prefer to work near my home.
Mr. Speaker1: Ok. Your credentials look good. When can you join us?
Ms. Speaker2: How about the next week?
Mr. Speaker1: Works for me.
Ms. Speaker2: What would be the work timings?
Mr. Speaker1: Our present employees work in 2 shifts- 7am to 12 noon and 1pm to 8 in the evening.
Ms. Speaker2: Guess, I'll take the morning shift, if its fine with you.
Mr. Speaker1: Sure, you will be paid $5 per hour and over it your tip.
Ms. Speaker2: Yeah, that's good. 
Mr. Speaker1: So, see you next week.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Ms Speaker2 wishes to apply for a waitress job. Mr Speaker1 reckons her credentials look good and offers her the job. Ms Speaker2 can start next week 7 till 12 and will be paid $5 per hour plus tips. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 will have a coffee at Tristano's in half an hour.