Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi
Speaker1: Hi
Speaker2: Why have you been so quiet lately?
Speaker1: I haven't.
Speaker2: Speaker1, I'm not a fool. The last I heard from you was on Monday. 
Speaker1: So?
Speaker2: So 4 days of nothing. Just nothing. Am I nothing to you?
Speaker1: You're exaggerating.
Speaker2: I'm not. This is how I feel.
Speaker1: I'm writing to you now. 
Speaker2: Thanks a lot. Really!
Speaker1: Is it going to look like that? If yes, let's cut it. The conversation seems to be leading nowhere.
Speaker2: I just want to know what's going on. I care about you. Is it so difficult to understand?
Speaker1: After what you told me in the restaurant? Yes. It is. Very very difficult. It's a real challenge. 
Speaker2: Stop mocking me.
Speaker1: Stop yourself!
Speaker2: Speaker1... please...
Speaker1: Please what?... How am I supposed to behave now?
Speaker2: I don't know. Let's just get back to normal.
Speaker1: Nothing's normal now.
Speaker2: Speaker1, you're not making it easier for me.
Speaker1: Why should I?
Speaker2: Guess, you're right. It doesn't lead us anywhere. I'm here for you if you need me. Don't give up on me. Think things over and come back. Please...
Speaker1: Bye.
Speaker2: Bye.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval After what Speaker2 told Speaker1 in the restaurant she didn't talk to him for four days and now it's weird between them.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's dad is coming over for a month to decorate Jo's place. Speaker2's mom and Speaker1's parents are going to be here on Saturday. Speaker1 and Speaker2 will meet on Friday after 8 after Speaker1's yoga class. 