Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: hello! good morning!!
Speaker2: good morning to you too
Speaker1: how's work?
Speaker2: boring, as usual
Speaker2: the office is almost empty today
Speaker1: you should do the new york times puzzle
Speaker1: that entertains me in boring times
Speaker2: nah it's not for me
Speaker1: why?
Speaker2: it makes me feel dumb
Speaker2: i never understand the clues
Speaker2: lots of mistakes, lot of trial and error
Speaker2: hate it
Speaker1: i do it every morning!!! :-D
Speaker1: I like to think it keeps my brain sharp
Speaker1: i'm about to finish it though but i need your help
Speaker2: let's see
Speaker1: what's a four letter word for russian refusal
Speaker2: mmmmmmm
Speaker2: let me think
Speaker2: I KNOW THE ANSWER!!!!!
Speaker2: it's nyet!!!
Speaker1: thanks so much! i can finally finish this puzzle
Speaker2: you're welcome
Speaker2: it seems I'm not so dumb after all
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval With Speaker2's help, Speaker1 managed to finish new york times puzzle.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Several cafes were destroyed when the river flooded. The cost of repair is exorbitant.