Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi there! Speaker1: that sofa you'd bought with Caro, do you still intend to get rid of it?
Speaker3: Oh yes I would be happy to sell it.
Speaker2: I may have someone who's interested.
Speaker3: Fantastic! Shall I send you some pics?
Speaker2: Later. First tell me what sort of price you'd have in mind?
Speaker3: Sth in the region of 700€.
Speaker2: Not too much?
Speaker3: You think so?
Speaker2: You have been using it for a couple of years now.
Speaker3: But it's leather and still looks like brand new.
Speaker2: But you said you hate it and can't look at it anymore.
Speaker3: U right. If I can get rid of it at once, I'll be happy with 500.
Speaker2: Dunno about at once. They are on holidays till the end of the week.
Speaker3: That will do :)) !
Speaker2: You prefer to be contacted by them directly of should I go between?
Speaker3: Who are they?
Speaker2: My next door neighbours. A nice elderly couple. Not really well off but comfortable.
Speaker3: Pls arrange it for me. It'll be easier.
Speaker2: OK. So 500€ and it's theirs?
Speaker3: Yeah. They can come and collect it any weekend until the 25th.
Speaker2: But that makes only two weekends.
Speaker3: ?
Speaker2: Alright. I'll talk to them and let you know.
Speaker3: Fine. Wanna pics of the sofa?
Speaker2: Sure. And good ones! With all details and aspects.
Speaker3: You'll have them tonight.
Speaker2: Great.
Speaker3: Thanks Speaker2 for ur help!
Speaker2: Pleasure.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 found buyers for Speaker2's old sofa. They agreed on a price of 500€. Speaker2 will act as a go-between. Speaker3 is going to send Speaker2 pictures of the sofa tonight.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will buy 5 packs of earplugs for Speaker2 at the pharmacy.