Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: You’re not worth my presence. Can you actually cook?
Speaker2: I can microwave, put a frozen pizza in the oven, cook pasta and rice (sometimes). Oh, and potatoes! You should like potatoes, you’re British.
Speaker1: So you can’t cook.
Speaker2: I’m Kebab Princess. I don’t care about cooking. 
Speaker1: Kebab Peasant, you mean.
Speaker2: What a moron. Kebab is salad. And it makes people happy.
Speaker1: Get kebab as a tattoo, please
Speaker2: Nono, I prefer tribal patterns. A medium-size tribal tattoo, two fingers above my bottom
Speaker1: That’s called a tramp stamp
Speaker2: Good to know. I'll teach my children.
Speaker1: You can’t cook and you’re about to get a tramp stamp. You’re not going to be a good mommy. 
Speaker2: Ok. Pay me a compliment or else I’m breaking up with you.
Speaker1: You have nice friends.
Speaker2: What? You didn’t…
Speaker1: I tried, but there is nothing good about you, sorry.
Speaker2: I can carve a heart on a potato for you. Is it enough for you to love me?
Speaker1: Yes, ok. We can make a deal. I want the potato and the left side of the bed.
Speaker2: Pfft. Forget. I don’t need your love.
Speaker1: First you try to seduce me with a potato, and now you pretend you’re not needy. I don’t get you.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 says Speaker2 can't cook very well, she only knows how to make basic foods. She won't be a good mummy. Speaker2 threatens to break up with Speaker1, unless he tells her a compliment. Speaker1 can only say that she has good friends, and not much else. She offers to carve a heart on a potato for Speaker1.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 would like to record the drums this weekend. Speaker2 doesn't have a working laptop, whereas Speaker1's tablet doesn't have enough memory for recording. Speaker2 will try to borrow a laptop from somebody and will get back to Speaker1 later.