Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: hello! are you available to chat?
Speaker2: yup i'not doing anything
Speaker1: i just wanted to gossip about laura's new boyfriend
Speaker1: isn't he gorgeous???
Speaker2: well… i couldn't tell about it as i'm into girls
Speaker1: HAHAHA you're right
Speaker1: anyway trust me he's gorgeous
Speaker2: well i didn't like him
Speaker2: didn't get a good vibe from him
Speaker1: really?!!?! WHY????
Speaker2: he was flirting with every girl in the room
Speaker2: he was showing off
Speaker2: you could tell he was being fake
Speaker1: i got the complete OPPOSITE impression
Speaker1: i thought he was very nice
Speaker1: you're a good judge of character though
Speaker1: maybe we should tell her
Speaker2: nah she'll be fine
Speaker2: he's a dick but he's harmless
Speaker2: trust me she'll be ok
Speaker1: if you say so…
Speaker1: i trust you
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 does not like Laura's new boyfriend. Speaker1 had the opposite impression and wonders if they should tell Laura. Speaker2 feels she will be fine. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 gives Speaker1 permission to give her number to Ralph.