Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello Mrs. Jones. I'm really sorry, but my timetable at uni has changed and I won't be able to come on Thursdays any more.
Speaker1: Oh, that's not good Speaker2. Is there any chance it will change again or maybe you could change it somehow?
Speaker2: I'm afraid not, I already spoke to my supervisor and there's nothing they can do.
Speaker1: Hm, we need to make it work. Kids really like you.
Speaker2: It's nice to hear Mrs. Jones. I like them as well and would like to keep working for you.
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Speaker2: Here's my new timetable. I think it shouldn't change until the end of the semester.
Speaker1: Thank you Speaker2.
Speaker1: I see that you have Wednesdays off. I think we can make it work. Let me consult it with my husband first
Speaker2: I understand. I have less classes this semester, so I can also come for the evenings as well.
Speaker1: That would be wonderful. Do you know anyone who may help us out on Thursdays?
Speaker2: Hm, I'll talk to my friends at uni, I think it won't be a problem.
Speaker1: Great, please let me know when you find someone. I'd happily meet them, just in case.
Speaker2: I understand, I'll let you know as soon as I find someone.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 won't be able to come on Thursdays any more, because her timetable has changed. Speaker1 still wants Speaker2 to teach her children. Speaker2 can come in the evenings. Speaker2 will look for someone willing to teach Speaker1's children on Thursdays.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 applied for an accounting position at Pandora. Speaker3 has been working there for 5 years. This job offers a clear career path and benefits. Speaker3 got promoted twice with salary increase. Speaker1 will have an interview on Monday.