Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Becs, dad tried calling you and you didn't pick up
Speaker1: him mom
Speaker1: yes, so sorry, left my phone on silent and forgot to switch it back on
Speaker2: as per usual. are you coming home for Christmas?
Speaker1: wow, don't want to disappoint you guys
Speaker1: i would really love to but i'm still not sure if i will have to work on Christmas Day
Speaker2: you must not be serious
Speaker1: no joke, ma. i would have to go for like 4 hours but still
Speaker1: so hoping they decide to keep the store closed
Speaker2: but even if you would have to come
Speaker2: you can come with aunt Fiona on 26th
Speaker2: and hopefully stay until the new year's
Speaker1: it's like you either have to work on the christmas day or new year's
Speaker1: there's like a list and stuff and we all have to figure it out together
Speaker1: who stays and who goes in
Speaker1: so i'd rather work on 25th than have to go back here before new year's eve
Speaker1: and get up at 6am on new year's day hahah
Speaker2: i understand but it's still quite perplexing to me
Speaker2: i don't remember having to work on christmas day when I was your age
Speaker1: well it was way different back then i guess
Speaker2: money-hungry people there you have
Speaker2: work till you're dead
Speaker1: it's not that bad mum :)
Speaker1: i've grown quite fond of my complementary gym membership :)
Speaker2: oh yes, that is nice :)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 doesn't know if she can make it home for Christmas. Her work requires them to work on the Christmas Day or the New Year's and they need to figure it out.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 helped Speaker3 with correct pronunciation of "Natal lily".