Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Speaker1! Have you bought a Christmas gift for Mum yet?
Speaker1: I haven't... I'm still thinking about it. I always have a problem choosing something for her.
Speaker2: So do I! She's a tough one, isn't she.
Speaker1: Well, it's just that she always says she doesn't need anything and she's only interested in gardening...
Speaker2: Right, and I think she's got all the tools already, so buying something like that is out of question.
Speaker1: Yeah, and we don't even really know what's good anyway. I don't know these gardening brands, to be honest.
Speaker2: Me neither. Hmm. I've been thinking that maybe I should buy her a book.
Speaker1: Sounds like a good idea, but have you got anything specific in mind?
Speaker2: Not really, but I think I've heard about some new book by this famous gardener. What's his name...
Speaker1: Don't ask me! I wouldn't know, haha...
Speaker2: I think I could ask a coworker. She's told me she likes gardening, so she might know something?
Speaker1: I guess so! Eh, I still have no idea, though. If I get her a book too, that might be a bit much.
Speaker2: Hmm, I googled it and most ideas are tools... But what about a pot?
Speaker1: A pot?
Speaker2: Yeah, like this one! <file_photo>
Speaker1: Oh! I think she might like it! I'll order it before I forget, thank you!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are going to buy Mum a pot for Christmas. Speaker1 is going to order it. Speaker1 and John know nothing about gardening, which is Mum's only interest.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's favorite color is blue. Speaker2 can't talk about the reason behind her question with Speaker1.