Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Risk Management, know anything about it? :)
Speaker2: Yeah, I had it as one of my electives last year.
Speaker1: Was it hard?
Speaker2: Umm... let's say, boring :)
Speaker1: Hmm... I've already selected it, and I can't opt out now. Did you have to study a lot, though?
Speaker2: Not really. We had a great teacher. He explained things really well in class, so it was quite comprehensible :)
Speaker1: I wonder who I'll get. Do you think male teachers are better?
Speaker2: In business courses or overall?
Speaker1: Overall.
Speaker2: I don't know, it depends whether they're dreamy or not :) Just kidding! It really depends on the subject.
Speaker1: Which book did you have?
Speaker2: I couldn't tell you the name of it; it's all in the past and long forgotten. If I find it, I'll send you a pic.
Speaker1: Ok, thanks. See you next week.
Speaker2: Take care
Speaker1: Oh wait, there's something I've been meaning to ask you.
Speaker2: Ok
Speaker1: We have to meet in person for me to explain it all. We'll talk later, bye.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will be taking Risk Management classes. Speaker2 had it last year. It was boring, but didn't require much studying, as they had a good teacher. She can't remember the name of their book, but if she can find it, she'll send Speaker1 a picture. Speaker1 needs to talk to Speaker2 in person about something.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 proposes Speaker1 eating a pizza tonight. Speaker1 refuses, because he is upset about the things that happened.