Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Oh God, it's hot!
Speaker3: yep
Speaker1: How do u cope?
Speaker3: Climatised office. 
Speaker1: Lucky you!
Speaker3: yep
Speaker1: I'm at home with the baby and I'm starting to worry about him. 
Speaker3: You should go away from the city. 
Speaker1: I know. I'm just waiting for Tom to come back from this business trip to get us away to the countryside. 
Speaker3: And when he's coming back?
Speaker1: In two days. 
Speaker3: That's a bit of time.
Speaker1: yeah, I know..
Speaker3: If you like, I can take you both wherever you're going.
Speaker1: That's very nice of you, but I don't mean to be any trouble.
Speaker3: It's no trouble at all. Think about the kid.
Speaker1: u r probably right...
Speaker3: U see. 
Speaker3: today I'Speaker2:00. I can come straight afterwards. 
Speaker1: That would be perfect. 
Speaker3: that's setteled then!
Speaker3: Where do you go?
Speaker1: ma parent's house, in the lake district
Speaker3: yeah, I know. Been there with Tom once or twice.
Speaker1: It's about 2 or 3 hours ride.
Speaker3: I remeber. Do you think I could stay the night there?
Speaker1: Of course, there plenty of room and Tom's parents will be pleased. 
Speaker3: ok. I'll grab pijamas from the office.
Speaker1: ??? U have pijamas at the office?
Speaker3: Don't ask questions if u don't want to know the answer! ;)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 will pick Speaker1 up after 19:00. He will drive Speaker1 to the house of Tom's parents in the Lake District and stay there for the night.
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