Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: I am gonna kill Tom today.
Speaker2: What happened?
Speaker1: Can you imagine that he hasn't changed the baby's diaper for the whole day?
Speaker2: Dear lord, no.
Speaker1: Yes. the smell, the view when I finally changed Stevie - priceless
Speaker2: Did you say something?
Speaker1: Yes, Speaker3: Are you fucking kidding me? Are you a complete idiot?
Speaker2: And...?
Speaker1: He said that a little pee never hurt anybody and that I'm overreacting
Speaker2: Typical. Has he ever admitted that he screwed up?
Speaker1: I honestly can't remember the last time he apologized to me. And it's getting really tiring, you know.
Speaker2: I know, would you like Sam to talk to him? You know I can stir him into the right direction, he could really make him think
Speaker1: I don't know... He's only gonna get mad.
Speaker2: At Sam?
Speaker1: At me.
Speaker2: Oh, I see. Maybe you should try to talk to him, but like serious for once, not just in regards to you know, some one thing he messed up, but his general attitude.
Speaker1: I know I should, but I am just so tired all the time, I get mad and then I just let it go.
Speaker2: What do you say we leave Stevie with your sister and go to a SPA for a day during the weekend? A nice massage and a facial? Could only do you good.
Speaker1: That would be absolutely fantastic.
Speaker2: I will call the Dream SPA later today. Cheer up. It will all be okay.
Speaker1: I love you <3 Thanks!!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is angry as Tom hasn't changed Stevie's diaper for the whole day. Speaker2 thinks Speaker1 should talk to Tom about his general attitude. Speaker2 and Speaker1 want to go to a Spa for a day at the weekend. Speaker2 suggests leaving Stevie with Speaker1's sister. Speaker2 will call the Dream Spa today. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 don't have class tomorrow as it's Friday.