Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Good morning!
Speaker2: I am a friend of Mary Johnson, the hairdresser. 
Speaker1: Good morning!
Speaker2: Mary told me you were a graphic designer and were creating logos and graphics for small businesses. 
Speaker1: Yes, that is correct. 
Speaker1: What can I do for you?
Speaker2: I am starting my owa company and need help. I have some general idea what I want and I have it written down, so maybe I could send it to you?
Speaker2: And I would be interested to see your previous works. Is it possible? 
Speaker2: Then we could meet and talk. If, of course, I would like to take the job.
Speaker1: Okey, I will send you some links and my website address. 
Speaker2: Great!
Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker2: <file_other>
Speaker2: Thank you. Give me a day or two to look at it and make up my mind, okey?
Speaker1: Of course, we'll be in touch. Thank you as well. 
Speaker2: That's setteled then. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is opening her own business and is looking for someone who will design the graphics. Speaker2 will get familiar with Speaker1's work within a day or two. If she likes it they will meet. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is at Copley. Speaker1 was supposed to meet Speaker2 at Prudential, but misunderstood her. There's a traffic jam, but Speaker1 believes she will meet Speaker2 in several minutes. 