Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: What do you think about her?
Speaker1: WHo do you mean?
Speaker2: come on, you know, the new manager
Speaker1: dunno. it's only the first day
Speaker2: yeah, but she's already throwing her weight around and all
Speaker1: how come?
Speaker2: you know, the plans and targets and all the stuff she was talking about at the meeting
Speaker1: yeah but I guess it's pretty normal she wants to know that
Speaker2: i guess you may be right but she's pretty authoritative anyway
Speaker1: not my impression. she's a woman that's it
Speaker2: why you said that?
Speaker1: you know, you;re a woman, she's a woman and attractive too so it's natural you don't trust her
Speaker2: you must be fuckin kiddin
Speaker1: i mean no harm i guess it's just natural
Speaker2: no i mean you think she's attractive. where? what?
Speaker1: well, i guess a lot of women would like to look that when 40
Speaker2: don't think so
Speaker1: come on, she's fit and clearly looks after herself 
Speaker2: so what
Speaker1: i don;t think this conversation makes sense anyway. 
Speaker2: i guess it's true
Speaker1: we just have to wait and see what kind of boss she is in the long run
Speaker2: anyway, sorry mark's left
Speaker1: yeah, we'll see how it goes
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 finds the new manageress bossy. Speaker1 claims that the manageress acts as she should act and she's an attractive woman which might be the reason Speaker2 is prejudiced against her. Speaker1 suggests that time will show what kind of boss the manager really is.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will invite Speaker1 and his Date, as well as Lona and Michelle to her wedding.