Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: hey, have you ever been to the bakery on North Main Street?
Speaker1: of course! that place is amazing! makes some of the best bread I've ever had.
Speaker2: was just there earlier this afternoon. picked up an eclair and a raspberry tart.
Speaker1: sounds good!
Speaker2: it was!
Speaker1: my dad loves that place too. will make any excuse he can to stop by
Speaker2: haha
Speaker1: he'll ask my mom if she wants to go to some shop in town, but he really just wants to go to the bakery
Speaker2: I'm getting that way too. i find myself stopping by more and more
Speaker1: have you met the owner? hes from Austria originally.
Speaker2: yeah, i have in fact. ive chatted with him a bit.
Speaker1: hes been doing this a long time apparently
Speaker2: that probably why hes so good
Speaker1: yeah, i think gramma was the only person i know who could bake as well as him
Speaker2: dont think i know anyone who can compare. that place is a town landmark
Speaker1: want to go there this weekend?
Speaker2: Sure. Im always up for it.
Speaker1: cool. alright, ill text you later this week.
Speaker2: great!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 like a bakery on North Main Street. Also the father of Speaker1 likes it very much. The owner of the bakery is originally from Austria. Speaker2 believes the bakery is a town landmark. Speaker1 and Speaker2 will go there together this weekend.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 cannot go out today because she broke a bottle of her mother's expensive perfume. Speaker1's mother is angry. The smell of the perfume in the apartment is too intense now.