Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Had a look at the file. Basically, it looks fine, but there are some bugs. We must eliminate them before it gets to the client. 
Speaker1: OK. Did you mark the places for correction?
Speaker2: Not yet. I'm dying today. I just gave it a superficial look. It needs some deeper analysis.
Speaker1: Thanks anyway.
Speaker2: What time would you like to meet tomorrow?
Speaker1: The sooner the better.
Speaker2: 11am?
Speaker1: I can't. I need to attend the management meeting. Surprisingly, they want my opinion on the new application. It starts at 10. I don't think it will have finished by 11. What about first thing in the morning. Say, 8?
Speaker2: Ughhhhhhhh.... I've been planning some late coming tomorrow. I'm exhausted.
Speaker1: 8.30?
Speaker2: Ok. I'll do my best.
Speaker2: But don't be angry if I turn up a little late.
Speaker1: Like what?
Speaker2: 8.45?
Speaker1: Ok. I'll be waiting anyway. I'll book the small conference room for us.
Speaker2: ok. See you.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 found some bugs in the file that need to be eliminated. Speaker1 is attending management meeting at 10.  Speaker1 will book the conference room for his meeting with Speaker2 tomorrow around 8:45.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is going to visit her parents next Saturday. Speaker1 might make a lasagne for her. Speaker2's mom has a birthday gift for her. 