Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: I really hate it here
Speaker2: I don't like the place as well
Speaker3: but why? I don't get it
Speaker1: it's just horrible
Speaker1: food, people, architecture
Speaker3: ok, Speaker2, what you don't like about Florence
Speaker3: give me arguments
Speaker2: it's a museum, a very touristic, almost fake place
Speaker2: and there is not much variety
Speaker3: what do you mean
Speaker2: for example Uffizi is really not my kind of thing
Speaker3: I know, you prefer modern art
Speaker2: yes
Speaker2: but also i don't like Italian food
Speaker3: I don't believe there is something like "Italian food"
Speaker2: why?
Speaker3: I also don't like Tuscan food, it's full of meat and disgusting things
Speaker3: but in Puglia there is so called "cucina povera" which is full of vegetables
Speaker1: sure, Italy is a construct
Speaker3: like any other "nation"
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 don't like Florence. Speaker1 is dissatisfied with food, people and architecture there. Speaker2 finds it a very touristic and an uninteresting place. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants Speaker2 to buy him a sandwich on his way to work.