Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: what's going on with Sharon then?
Speaker3: don't know but it can't be good!
Speaker2: why? what happened?
Speaker1: All the big bosses and HR were in the office yesterday and Sharon got called into a meeting...
Speaker3: our management were in there as well for ages!
Speaker2: I wonder why? 
Speaker1: maybe something to do with that argument with Carrie last week?
Speaker3: probably, I heard it got pretty ugly!
Speaker1: we were in the next office and could hear the shouting - not good! 
Speaker2: what happened?!?! I missed everything!
Speaker1: Carrie and Sharon had a big fall out and the way Sharon spoke to Carrie was quite bad. I wouldn't dare talk to a manager like that! 
Speaker3: Sharon can have quite a foul mouth on her if she wants. 
Speaker2: I hope Carrie is ok then...
Speaker1: she was fine, a bit shaken but ok, I saw her afterwards. Sharon stormed off though. 
Speaker3: well, I assume we will hear soon enough what it is all about -  team meeting Thursday...
Speaker2: I'm not in the office until Thursday ladies, so I'll see you then! Keep me posted if anything goes on though! 
Speaker1: will do, have a good week! 
Speaker3: see you soon! 
Speaker2: you too!
Speaker1: Speaker3, are you doing a home visit at Ruben's this afternoon? I'm after a lift to Church road...
Speaker3: lucky you, I am and I'll drop you off. Not until 2.30 though...
Speaker1: Perfect thanks! see you in a bit. 
Speaker3: see you!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Sharon was called into the disciplinary meeting with bosses after a loud argument with her manager Carrie. There will be a team meeting on Thursday. Speaker3 will drop Speaker1 off around 2:30.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Jessica posts a lot regarding subjects she does nothing about in reality. Speaker1 posts in a more genuine way. But Hillary thinks she does it to death and lacks real life.