Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi. Seems like there are some problems at my building site. May I leave earlier today?
Speaker2: Speaker1, it's the second time this week.
Speaker1: I know. I hate that myself. I'm sorry. Susie called and she was all in tears.
Speaker2: Ok. But, please, don't do that too often.
Speaker1: I'll try. I promise. Thank you!!!!
Speaker2: Don't talk about these shorter days too much in the cafeteria, ok?
Speaker1: OK. I get your point.
Speaker2: What time are you going to finish today?
Speaker1: 3pm?
Speaker2: Fine.
Speaker1: Thanks!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval There are problems at Speaker1's building site. It's the second time this week. Speaker2 agrees to let Speaker1 go earlier today again, but urges him not to talk about too much.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is having a beer. Speaker1 has just finished her class but is not going to the next one. Just like last week, Speaker1 has asked a classmate to fake her signature on the attendance list.