Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker1: check it!
Speaker3: hmmm, a bit LOL honestly, what does it mean "enigmatic landscape"
Speaker2: and "where elephants tower" 😂😂😂😂
Speaker1: god, it's not the point!
Speaker4: hahaha
Speaker1: I know, just kidding
Speaker2: so what's the point?
Speaker1: what we could do there, it could help us plan the trip
Speaker2: Speaker1, no offence, but I really detest Lonely Planet
Speaker1: I know, and TripAdvisor and airbnb and all the capitalist consumption through tourism...
Speaker1: but still... they just have good tips there
Speaker2: like what?
Speaker1: simple ones, I know nothing about Botswana
Speaker1: like Chobe National Park or Chapman's Baobab
Speaker3: this one looks really impressive indeed
Speaker2: yes, and then we go there where 10000 other tourist go, destroying the landscape and producing the 15534th picture on instagram
Speaker1: I don't know about you Speaker2, but I'm spending savings of my life to go to Botswana and I want to get from it as much as possible, so I need to know what's there
Speaker3: I get your point Speaker2, but Speaker1 is also right
Speaker2: ok, whatever, we could at least use some less commercial guidebooks
Speaker1: if you know any, I'm more than excited to look at them!
Speaker2: ok, I'll look for sth
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 doesn't like Lonely Planet. Speaker1 is going to Botswana. Speaker2 will look for some less commercial guidebooks.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 cannot get past level 637 in her game. She will look up the cheats online. 