Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: How're you doing at college?
Speaker1: I'm doing ok, I guess.
Speaker2: Cool. Tell me about it a little more.
Speaker1: Well, the campus is pretty cool, we have like everything here. Fast food places, campus store, copy centre, a big library, a music shop.
Speaker2: A music shop? Cool. You mean like instruments and not CDs, right?
Speaker1: Yeah :) No one buys CDs anymore!
Speaker2: I knew that. How about your classes? Are you falling behind or keeping up? :)
Speaker1: Most of my classes are ok. I'm falling a little behind in my Biology class, but that's because I was sick last week. For the most part I'm pretty proud of myself :)
Speaker2: Sounds good.
Speaker1: Our professor for Creative writing is really cool! He's written some fiction books. Maybe you've heard of him. His name's Caleb Risztardt.
Speaker2: No, but I'll check it out on Amazon, and maybe download a sample.
Speaker1: His classes are always fun, and plus you know I like writing, so it's a chance for me to transcribe some of my creativity onto paper. It will definitely spur my songwriting abilities forward.
Speaker2: That's good to hear! It's always easier to learn something if you like it. Are you still living with Tracy and Frank?
Speaker1: Yeah, but it's getting harder for us to get along.
Speaker2: What do you mean? 
Speaker1: You know how I'm such a soft sleeper. They come home very late on the weekends and wake me up. Sometimes they even go out during the week and come home late. I mean, sometimes I go along with them, but lately it's getting to be a little too much.
Speaker2: Maybe you should mention something.
Speaker1: Maybe I should, but I don't want to start an argument.
Speaker2: I understand, but I'm sure there's a delicate way of saying it.
Speaker1: I'll think of something, but if my eyes start closing during lectures, I'll definitely let them know how I feel.
Speaker2: Maybe I'll come visit you next month. Do you think there would be room for me for like 2 nights?
Speaker1: Yeah, we can always make room. You know you're always welcome :)
Speaker2: Ok, thanks.
Speaker1: Listen, I have to leave for a class soon. I'll talk to you later, ok?
Speaker2: No problem. I gotta go too. Take care.
Speaker1: You too.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 likes it at college but has some problems with his roommates who make noise.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 advises against getting a hamster. 