Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hiya, are we having Denise tomorrow?
Speaker2: I think so if that's ok?
Speaker1: Yeah I just need to know what time
Speaker2: I am meeting someone in the morning, so maybe from 12? Is that ok?
Speaker1: That's fine.
Speaker2: Let me check with Ida if we are still meeting first to make sure
Speaker1: I'm in the bus though so I'll need to know soonish…
Speaker2: How come?
Speaker1: I need to pick up some holly from Eva's house
Speaker2: ???
Speaker1: She has some for me and if I have Denise tomorrow I'll go round tonight 
Speaker1: when I come off the bus
Speaker2: aha, give me a minute.
Speaker2: She's not picking up, so maybe assume we are meeting?
Speaker1: Ok, I'll go around Eva's now then
Speaker2: Do you need a hand? I can drive if easier?
Speaker1: No don't worry, you've got the kids
Speaker2: OK, but let me know if you need anything, I can pick it up tomorrow if you want?
Speaker1: Its ok, I'll go now, I'm sure Eva wants rid of it by now!
Speaker2: Cool. So I'll drop denise off around 12?
Speaker1: Yeah good, I won't be there but James is happy to have her
Speaker2: brilliant, thanks so much
Speaker1: no probs, they'll be fine! they had a great time last time!
Speaker2: I know, Denise is still talking about it! 
Speaker1: that's cute. so is James! 
Speaker1: I'm at my stop, see you tomorrow! 
Speaker2: XX 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval  Speaker1 will pick up some holly from Eva. Speaker2 will drop Denise off at 12 tomorrow and James is happy to have her, just like the last time.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will lend Speaker2 her red velvet dress.