Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: What would be a good place for a date?
Speaker1: Any suggestions will be welcome!
Speaker2: Maybe it won't sound very creative but how about the cinema?
Speaker2: Check the repertoire and maybe there's something you'd both like to watch.
Speaker1: Yeah, thanks Speaker2
Speaker1: But I took her to the cinema last weekend and I don't want her to think that I'm a bore
Speaker2: I see
Speaker3: If you take her for to the go-cart track, believe me, she'll adore you
Speaker1: That's a wonderful idea, Speaker3, really
Speaker1: I'd definitely go for it if only she was able to drive any vehicle...
Speaker1: She says she sees death when she's behind the wheel
Speaker3: If she says so...
Speaker3: How about ice-skating? Maybe I'm not a fan of it myself but every time I pass the rink there're dozens of girls having fun
Speaker1: Grrr! No way, dude. I hate winter and winter sports all the more!
Speaker1: Come on guys, maybe sth else? Your suggestions've been really good so far but there appeared to be too many obstacles on the way
Speaker2: Bowling!
Speaker2: Take her to the bowling alley, fun's dead certain :D
Speaker3: Speaker2's got a point, and it's a really good one
Speaker3: And don't even try to look for excuses, it's within a heated area, you can order drinks and food at the bar and they play good music in the background
Speaker1: Hmm
Speaker1: Actually I remember Nelly saying that she used to go bowling with friends when she was in college
Speaker1: So it would be quite surprising if I took her to such a place again
Speaker1: Well done, fellows. I'll give this idea a try!
Speaker2: Good for you, I got a feeling that she'll be delighted ;)
Speaker3: Have fun, bro
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is looking for ideas for his next date with Nelly. He has already taken her to the cinema. Nelly doesn't drive so Speaker1 doesn't want to take her go-karting. He doesn't want to go ice-skating because he hates winter sports. He likes Speaker2's bowling idea.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is sad, but doesn't want to talk about the reason. Speaker1 hasn't seen the funny video that went viral. 