Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: So Ms. May strikes again.
Speaker1: What do you mean?
Speaker2: Stands by her convictions until it gets too rough and then caves.
Speaker1: I don't think she's caving, just not willing to let the vote get messy.
Speaker2: Messy??? Its a dumpster fire!
Speaker1: Agreed, but what else can she do?
Speaker2: Well, she's backed herself into a corner. PM's won't vote for it and EU isn't going to change anything.
Speaker1: I think she'll finally resign.
Speaker2: Not a chance.
Speaker1: I don't think she has a choice. Let someone else be in charge and come up with a better deal.
Speaker2: She's tried and failed, but I think she's too stubborn.
Speaker1: Possibly.
Speaker2: She hasn't resigned yet and she didn't even agree with Brexit!
Speaker1: I know but this is different. Its her deal.
Speaker2: True, but I don't think she will resign.
Speaker2: Just look at the history.
Speaker1: My money is on her resigning. She already has a poor legacy so why not quit while you're ahead?
Speaker2: Want to lay money on it?
Speaker1: Sure. I'm pretty confident she will go.
Speaker2: Okay - 50 says she stays and comes up with a new deal. 
Speaker1: My 50 says she goes within a week!
Speaker2: You're on!
Speaker1: Good! We'll see!
Speaker2: We certainly will...
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 bets 50 that Theresa May will resign within a week, whereas Speaker2 bets 50 that she will stay and come up with a new deal related to Brexit. May didn't agree with Brexit.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2, Speaker1 and Speaker3 are going to the Pub X at the central station today for a drink.