Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Heyyy
Speaker2: HAY! What's up
Speaker1: ha ha Well, I'm just trying to make some plans for when I'm in London. Anything in particular you'd like us to do?
Speaker2: Not really, we can do what you want
Speaker1: Hmm this is generous, but frankly speaking I don't have a clear idea of what I want. I've been busy with the conference stuff and will be happy to just chill.
Speaker2: That's more than fine as far as I'm concerned
Speaker1: Thanks. I was thinking of going to an exhibition or even to the theatre but that depends on the budget
Speaker2: Yeah, I know it's not the same, but I've recently discovered a cinema where all tickets cost a fiver (in Peckham). We could go see the new Harry Potter movie
Speaker1: Sure!
Speaker2: So that you do something basic for once
Speaker1: Ha ha, of course, I'll be delighted to
Speaker2: We can also go to charity shops and all the usual stuff
Speaker1: Sure, anything which is not writing a conference paper is good
Speaker2: Well then, I think we'll be fine
Speaker1: I look forward to seeing you. I might have to go back to work at the moment though, hope you don't mind?
Speaker2: No worries, it's ok. I'll talk to you tomorrow
Speaker1: Thanks! Toodles!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 are making plans for their London stay. She's been busy preparing for the conference and would like to relax. They will see the new Harry Potter film in Peckham, where the tickets cost only a fiver. They can also go to charity shops. Now Speaker1 needs to get back to work. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 misses Speaker2. They agree for Speaker1 to pick Speaker2 up on Saturday at 8.