Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Guys, IT workers
Speaker3: I need you help
Speaker1: Anything broken again?
Speaker3: no, I want to buy a new laptop, I was considering changing my 3-year-old MacBook Pro to a MacBook Air
Speaker1: why? quite a strange change
Speaker3: I don't need all the fancy options of it, I'm not an IT worker, I don't make animations nor I compose music
Speaker3: So most of the powerful stuff inside it remains unused
Speaker3: it's wasteful
Speaker1: So what do you use your laptop for?
Speaker3: I'm writing my PhD dissertation on it, I have quite many pictures, but that's all
Speaker2: hmm, it seems to me that what you need is a light computer with a good battery (that can keep up to 12 hours) and a lot of memory
Speaker3: that would be perfect
Speaker2: ok, so in this case changing to a MacBook Air wouldn't be a bad idea
Speaker3: exactly, that's what I thought, I don't need an expensive computer that has some amazing abilities that I'll never use
Speaker2: ok, get yourself one then, there is a new version of it
Speaker2: I think they launched it in November
Speaker3: ok!
Speaker2: and if you want to buy it in the US, remember that there are a few states that don't have the sales tax
Speaker3: which states?
Speaker2: I think on the East coast it's Delaware and New Hampshire, but google it
Speaker2: so if you're in Boston for example, you can always safe a bit by going to NH
Speaker3: ok! Thanks for your help!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 recommends Speaker3 buying MacBook Air in a state with no sales tax.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has broken her leg and will not visit any time soon. Speaker1 will ask mummy to call Speaker2 up.