Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I don't like him!
Speaker1: Why?
Speaker2: He's not my type.
Speaker1: ok, but why?
Speaker2: His smile is weird
Speaker1: what else?
Speaker2: nothing else
Speaker1: You dont like him, beacuse his smile is weird?
Speaker2: yes!
Speaker1: r u stupid?
Speaker2: no, I'm not
Speaker1: if this is your only reason, than u r.
Speaker2: don't talk to me like that!
Speaker1: why not? u r judging people by sth so stupid
Speaker2: so what? it's my opinion
Speaker1: yes, it's yours and mine is that your behaviour is stupid
Speaker2: that's not fair!
Speaker1: and u r fair?
Speaker2: I don't know, ok!
Speaker1: than think about it
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 doesn't like him because his smile is weird. Speaker1 claims that Speaker2's behaviour is stupid.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3, Speaker1, Speaker4 and Speaker2 are going to a conference. Speaker4 will use Prezi instead of Power Point. He has a Prezi subscription for $10 a month.