Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: have you been on facebook lately?
Speaker1: not really
Speaker1: why do you ask?
Speaker2: michael keeps posting these political comments
Speaker2: and they are just crazy, some of the almost hateful
Speaker1: that doesn't sound like michael
Speaker2: i know!!!
Speaker2: i'm getting sick of it and i was wondering if i should unfriend him
Speaker2: i want your advice
Speaker1: is it relly that bad?
Speaker2: it is, he'll just pick up fights with random people in the comments section 
Speaker2: and his status updates are almost erratic
Speaker1: you're in a tough position
Speaker1: you've known the man since you were children and you've always been close
Speaker2: and we share great memories!!!
Speaker2: but this is not the michael I know
Speaker1: would you consider this is personally affecting your life?
Speaker2: i wouldn't go that far, but i'm amazed by his erratic behaviour
Speaker1: if it's not affecting you personally, then maybe you should not unfriend him
Speaker1: maybe he's just going through a politicate active phase and it'll go away
Speaker2: you're right you're right
Speaker2: he tends to get passionate about things and then abandon them
Speaker1: YES! he has done that before
Speaker1: as i said, don't unfriend him and just wait for him to cool down
Speaker2: thanks for your advice!!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Michael publishes on Facebook terrible political comments and fights with people in comments. Speaker2 has known him since they were little. She will not unfriend him, following Speaker1's advice.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 will car pool with Winny's red Mustang.