Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi! :) What are you doing?
Speaker1: Hey :) Currently I'm binge-watching "Say Yes To The Dress". Wanna drop by?
Speaker2: I can't, there's no lift in your block.
Speaker1: So...?
Speaker2: I've broken my leg, remember?
Speaker1: <facepalm>
Speaker1: Sorry, I totally forgot about it.
Speaker1: So maybe I could drop in on you?
Speaker2: Well, that's exactly what was on my mind. :)
Speaker1: Great, I'll be in half an hour. :>
Speaker2: Are we watching "Say Yes..." or something else? I could download something while you're on your way.
Speaker1: How about "RuPaul's Drag Race"?
Speaker2: What's that?
Speaker1: Oh, come on, you had to hear about it! It's a competition for drag queens hosted by RuPaul.
Speaker1: It's bomb.com!!!
Speaker2: Hmm, sounds good, but, I don't know, I think I'm in the mood for "Dr. Phil".
Speaker1: Ugh, we always watch "Dr. Phil". :p
Speaker1: He's such a bore, he always uses the same phrases and tells the same jokes. :p
Speaker2: You are watching "Say Yes To The Dress"!! It's the most repetitive programme that has ever been created!
Speaker2: Talk about the pot calling the kettle black! :p
Speaker1: Ok, ok. :d
Speaker1: But what are we watching?
Speaker2: "Something borrowed, something new"?
Speaker1: YASSSS! :D
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's broken her leg. Speaker1 will be at Speaker2's place in thirty minutes. They will be watching "Something borrowed, something new".
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 will meet on Sunday morning to go to the shops. Speaker1 has something to do at about 3. 