Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: I'm thinking about signing to a cooking class
Speaker2: why? you rarely cook at home
Speaker1: because I'm not very good at it
Speaker1: but maybe if I get better, I'll start do it more often
Speaker2: that smells like Sean complaining to you about it
Speaker1: surprisingly enough that's not the case
Speaker2: then I really don't understand why
Speaker1: what? that I want to do something nice to my fiancee?
Speaker2: no, that part I can understand
Speaker2: I'm just surprised about the cooking
Speaker1: I just want to try it
Speaker1: doesn't mean that I will keep doing it if I don't like
Speaker2: of course
Speaker2: after all it's your choice
Speaker1: want to come with me? :P
Speaker2: I guess you know the answer already ;)
Speaker1: come on, it can be fun
Speaker1: it will only be a demonstration
Speaker1: we don't need to sing for it right away
Speaker2: when is it?
Speaker1: 7PM on Thursday
Speaker2: alright, I'll go but just this one time
Speaker1: really?
Speaker1: that's great!
Speaker1: I don't know why but I was pretty nervous to go there by myself
Speaker1: thanks!
Speaker2: no problem, that's what friends are for
Speaker2: but you still owe me one for this ;)
Speaker1: sure, we can go try something of your choice next time!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will go to a cooking class with Speaker1 on Thursday at 7 pm.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 finds Mr Linda's voice monotonous. Speaker2 fell asleep during the lecture. Speaker1 reckons it's a waste of time. They are going to meet near the university and go somewhere else instead. 