Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Speaker2, it's Speaker1 from work! Just wanted to say Hi.
Speaker2: Speaker1, how are you finding it so far, it's so hard at the beginning, isn't it?
Speaker1: You're telling me! I am finding it hard to remember everything. I'm sure I'm making a fool of myself!
Speaker2: No, of Course not, we all have to start somewhere. You've been fine!
Speaker1: I have done ok, but I'm so clumsy. I dropped barbecue sauce all over Neil's shirt this morning, he was furious!
Speaker2: Oh, Neil's bark is worse than his bite. He ran out and bought a new one at lunchtime, no harm done.
Speaker1: Oh! Shall I offer to pay for it, I mean, perhaps he won't be able to get the sauce stain out! Oh, God! I feel terrible.
Speaker2: Yes, I think that would be the right thing to do, Speaker1.
Speaker1: Yes, thanks for your advice, Speaker2. See you Monday!
Speaker2: Any time, see you!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has a new job. She finds it hard. She ruined Neil's shirt. He bought a new one. She thinks she should offer to cover the costs of the new shirt. Speaker2 concurs. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is interested in baseball and hockey, he doesn't know much about basketball anymore. He plans to play basketball with Speaker2 one day.