Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Mary ran away from school again
Speaker1: What
Speaker1: It’s the third time this month
Speaker2: Actually fourth
Speaker2: I didn’t tell you about one
Speaker1: Good to know, why?
Speaker2: You had all those problems at work, I didn’t want to worry you…
Speaker1: Great, turns out I don’t even know what’s going on with my kids, congratulations
Speaker1: Wife of the year
Speaker2: Don’t get angry, we need to figure it out somehow…
Speaker1: Maybe you should to this alone
Speaker1: You don’t tell me anything anyway
Speaker2: I don’t even have time to talk to you
Speaker1: I work!!! Which is what you don’t do…
Speaker2: Here we go again
Speaker1: That’s the reality!!
Speaker2: We have three kids, I take care of them, I clean the house, if you had to pay for it all…
Speaker1: At least I could live in peace
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2's daughter, Mary, skipped school again. It is the fourth time this month but Speaker1 only knew about three of them. He is upset with his wife not telling him and not working. Speaker2 takes care of their three children and is a housewife. Speaker1 works too much.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 will go to a pub on Friday around 8. Sophie is thinking of breaking up with her boyfriend before Uni. Speaker1 is going to Manchester in 4 months. Speaker2 wants to study medicine in Exeter, so she needs high grades.