Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: I finally met my cousin's bf
Speaker2: aaaaand?
Speaker1: Victor had been single for ages so I assumed he was picky af
Speaker2: and he's quite famous
Speaker1: turns out his bf is soo basic
Speaker2: what do you mean?
Speaker2: is he ugly or what?
Speaker1: he's like everyman
Speaker1: he's not ugly
Speaker1: but he isn't hot
Speaker1: he is soooooo average
Speaker2: maybe he's funny or sth
Speaker1: i don't know
Speaker1: seemed nice and quite smart but nothing extraordinary
Speaker2: that's odd
Speaker1: usually I can guess what someone sees in their partner
Speaker1: in that case I'm clueless
Speaker2: maybe it's because you don't know Victor and his bf that well
Speaker1: or maybe it's just first impression
Speaker2: true
Speaker1: my first impression of my exes weren't always great
Speaker2: maybe that's why they are exes ;)
Speaker1: haha
Speaker1: anyways, I don't have to love Victor's partner
Speaker2: what's his name, btw?
Speaker1: can't remember
Speaker2: wow he really left no impression on you ;p
Speaker1: as long as Victor is really into him and they are happy that's fine
Speaker2: that's mature
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 in not very impressed with her cousin's new boyfriend. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval John and Annie are moving to London because he lost his job in Germany and found a better offer working in IT here. Annie isn't happy with the move. Speaker1, who was supposed to stay in their London flat for 5 years, has to move. Speaker2 offers her place but Speaker1 plans on staying with John and Annie.