Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Good morning
Speaker1: Good morning, Miss. What can I do for you?
Speaker2: I want to visit your shop and look at some of your cloth for a suit.
Speaker1: Certainly, Miss. Any particular colour?
Speaker2: Yes, I want a dark brown.
Speaker1: It is for lounge suit?
Speaker2: An ordinary lounge suit, like the one i was wearing the first time we met.
Speaker1: Ooh i remember.
Speaker2: But this time round, i want a heavier material.
Speaker1: okay but it is a little more expensive but it is worth extra money.
Speaker2: What is the price?
Speaker1: Rs. 65 a yard-double width.
Speaker2: How much should I require for a suit?
Speaker1: Four yards will be ample. That should be Rs. 260 for the suit length.
Speaker2: And what do you charge for making?
Speaker1: Rs. 100, and Rs. 35 for lining, buttons, etc.
Speaker2: I see; Rs. 395 altogether. I think I will take it.
Speaker1: Very good, sir, I will take you measurements tomorrow once you come. Also you can try the suit on Monday. It should be ready by then.
Speaker2: Let me see. I am afraid Monday will be awkward. Shall we say Tuesday?
Speaker1: Very good, sir. It will be ready for you on Tuesday. Are there any further inquiries you would like to make?
Speaker2: I think it is all good. Thank you. and see you tomorrow
Speaker1: Good Bye.
Speaker2: Bye 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is looking for dark brown cloth for a suit. Speaker1 will take his measurements tomorrow once he comes to the shop. The suit will be ready on Tuesday.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will invite Speaker1 and his Date, as well as Lona and Michelle to her wedding.