Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Speaker1! Help!
Speaker1: Whats up?
Speaker2: Have you got any felt?
Speaker1: What?
Speaker2: Felt! for making clothes and art and stuff
Speaker1: No of course I don't, why would I have felt?
Speaker2: I don't know, you and you arty hobbies surprise me all the time!
Speaker1: Hahaha thanks, I think... what do you need it for?
Speaker2: I need to make some donkey outfit for work, apparently we are doing a nativity.
Speaker1: Isn't that something kids do at school?
Speaker2: YES! and my boss at work. 
Speaker2: Basically I am to be a donkey by next Thursday for the Christmas do at work.
Speaker1: Are you sure they are not trying to tell you something? 
Speaker2: HAHA very funny. 
Speaker1: Is anyone else invited or are you the only one dressing up?
Speaker2: Funny indeed, but my colleagues are also struggling with their outfits. So they are as useless as you when it comes to helping me!
Speaker1: Sorry about that, I am useless when it comes to making outfits indeed. 
Speaker2: Sorry, I didn't mean that in a bad way...
Speaker1: Haha I didn't think you did. 
Speaker1: Coming to think of it, did Sarah not have a donkey outfit for Annabel last year? She is a big kid and you are a little lady so maybe you'll fit in that one? Saves you making something?
Speaker2: You are a hero!! I remember that actually, I wonder if she still has it!! 
Speaker1: Have you got her number?
Speaker2: I don't think so. 
Speaker1: Do you want her number or do you want me to call her? 
Speaker2: No give me her number, I'll ring her. Do you think she'll mind?
Speaker1: Not at all, she'll be happy to help!
Speaker1: <file_other> 
Speaker1: Good luck!
Speaker2: Thanks! You're a star!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has to make a donkey outfit for a nativity play at work. Speaker1 gives her Sarah's number as she had one.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Mark went skating, it's the first time for Mark.