Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Nick Cave is looking well.
Speaker1: Wow, this writer doesn't know much about Jim Carey's 21st century work.
Speaker2: Beautiful series. I cried at episode 6
Speaker3: One of the best shows on at the moment!
Speaker4: Speaker5: 2 Canadian embarrassments.
Speaker6: Two very rich Canadians that probably don't care if they embarrass you. 😜
Speaker4: Speaker6, sad that taste and money are mutually exclusive ... or inversely related. 😆
Speaker6: My taste includes neither of the aforementioned people. 😁
Speaker3: Speaker4, who says that they (or anything) are exclusive- when they fit along perfectly if you'd just know how to discern them instead of excluding Yourself out of things you dislike and include to things you like. In the end its just a matter of taste and if You think that Your taste is better than mine for example, then You're a fool. :-D
Speaker2: Speaker4, Jim carrey is a comic genius.
Speaker6: yeah, he is.
Speaker1: I agree with you two.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 is not impressed by Jim Carey. Speaker2, Speaker6 and Speaker1 like Jim Carey as a comedian.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2, Speaker3 and Speaker1's professor is commenting a recent scandal on the news. 