Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello dear, you ok?
Speaker2: Hi Speaker1, yes, all fine! How's Adrian?
Speaker1: Oh alright, his leg has healed up nicely and he's getting about fine now, they even said he can drive again.
Speaker2: Oh, that's lovely! You don't have to chauffeur him around any more, then!
Speaker1: No, but I enjoy doing it most of the time. Just glad he's better.
Speaker2: Yes, that was a horrible burn and then the infection setting in, poor thing!
Speaker1: Yes, the hospital had to do a skin graft, as you probably know. It is a bit bumpy now, but almost back to normal. They are very clever nowadays!
Speaker2: Just make sure he doesn't decide to make chips again when he's just come home from the pub.
Speaker1: Yes, I watch him like a hawk now! But he's only been out a couple of times since the accident and he only had a few drinks.
Speaker2: I hope you've chucked out that chip pan! 
Speaker1: Oh yes, it was ancient anyway. We've got one of those Actifry things now, much safer and less fattening.
Speaker2: That sounds good, we could get one too.
Speaker1: Well Mark used to love chips.
Speaker2: He still does but we just cook them in the oven. Anyway, looking forward to seeing you both soon.
Speaker1: Yes, us too. Keep us up to date on times etc and we'll see you next Friday!
Speaker2: Bye Speaker1!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Adrian's leg has healed well. Speaker1 has started using Actifry because it is safer and less fattening. Speaker2 will get back to Speaker1 before they meet on Friday.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 drank too much beer last night and lost control. She is feeling better today.