Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: <file_photo>
Speaker1: Nice dress!
Speaker2: Thanks. But I wanted to ask if isn't too low-cut for work.
Speaker1: I think it depends. I wouldn't wear it when I'm meeting our clients, but when it's just another day at the office, then why not?
Speaker3: Depends on your boss too. Mine tells us it's inappropriate to even undo the top button of one's blouse.
Speaker2: What? But you work at a call center, don't you?
Speaker3: Yeah.
Speaker2: So who cares what you look like? When my sister worked at one, she wore sweatpants to work and no one said a word.
Speaker3: I know, it's just that my boss is crazy about morals. He once told a girl off for wearing too much make up. And only men can talk to the postman because, according to my boss, we girls never miss an opportunity to flirt.
Speaker1: Sounds like he might be crazy in general :P
Speaker3: I hate the guy, but what can I do? I've been unemployed for too long to quit my job now.
Speaker2: You could start looking for a new one behind his back though, couldn't you?
Speaker3: I might if he keeps being such a jerk to us. But I've heard that he might get promoted next month.
Speaker1: Wouldn't it be even worse?
Speaker3: No, because then he wouldn't work directly with us anymore. And except for him I quite like this job.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 bought a new dress but she is worried it can be inapropriate for work. Speaker3's boss is crazy about morals, which is unbearable, but Speaker3 guite likes her job and wishes he will get promoted so that he wouldn't work with her directly anymore.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Miranda called Tom yesterday and spoke to him in a sweet way. Speaker1 is angry with her because Speaker1 is dating Tom.