Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello, how are you doing?
Speaker1: Good, things are ok, you too?
Speaker2: Well, my family are nice, mother not so much!
Speaker1: She is bitch? Oh no, bad luck for you.
Speaker2: Not bitch really, she follows me around the house, though!
Speaker1: Oh, sorry! I had mother like that 2 years ago, I did leave, went home to Estonia!
Speaker2: No, I do not want to return to Germany, I have the boyfriend here!
Speaker1: Oh yes, I know😁, what he named?
Speaker2: It's Ieuan, he's Welsh😍
Speaker1: I do not know how you produce that name!
Speaker2: Hmm, is difficult, it is said Yi-an, to rhyme like Lion.
Speaker1: Oh, I see, still difficult, you tell me on cell phone later?
Speaker2: Of Course! No, mother is suspicious, she thinks I am theef.
Speaker1: You are not thief! She is English cow!
Speaker2: I agree, I am nervous there, but the kids are lovely.
Speaker1: You must decide what to do! Call agency?
Speaker2: Yes, speak to Miriam! She will advise, good thought!
Speaker1: Thanks, you're welcome! You come pub after work Friday?
Speaker2: Yes, I love English pubs! Will be there at 7.30pm.
Speaker1: Love to see you, look forward.
Speaker2: Me too, bye. I will call Miriam for good advice, bye!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 works in Englad as an au-pair. She doesn't like the mom's behaviour. Speaker1 advises Speaker2 to call the agency. Both girls are meeting in a pub on Friday after work.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will try to make Ethan come.