Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: are you ready for hotel hunting? We need to book something finally for Lisbon
Speaker2: sure we can go on, show me what you found
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker2: nah... it looks like an old lady's room lol
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker2: that's better... but the bed doesn't look very comfortable
Speaker1: i kind of like it and it's really close to the city center
Speaker2: show me the others please
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker2: nah... this one sucks too, look at those horrible curtains 
Speaker1: aff Julie you are such a princess
Speaker2: i just want to be comfortable
Speaker1: come on, stop whining you know we are on a budget
Speaker2: well hopefully we can find something that's decent right?
Speaker1: i did show you decent but you want a Marriott or something :/
Speaker2: ok ok don't get angry
Speaker1: we need to decide today, the longer we wait the higher the prices get 
Speaker2: ok how about we get the second one then?
Speaker1: ok give me a second
Speaker2: sure
Speaker1: affff someone already booked it :/
Speaker2: oh my god... that's bullshit
Speaker1: whatever, can we just go with the third one? it looks nice overall and maybe they changed the curtains already
Speaker2: ok, fine with me
Speaker1: done - booked :)
Speaker2: perfect!!! can't wait to go!!!
Speaker1: I know :D we will have the best time
Speaker2: time of our lives <3 !
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 are looking for a hotel in Lisbon. Speaker2 dislikes Speaker1's choices. Speaker2 and Speaker1 decide on the second option presented by Speaker1, but it has already been booked. Finally Speaker1 books the third hotel. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will bring the passport tomorrow as reminded by Speaker1.