Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Speaker2, enjoying your weekend?
Speaker2: Well, I WAS 😁
Speaker1: Sorry, but this couldn't really wait. Are we covering all the Rise to Power or just the first half until 1933?
Speaker2: Yeah, if I recall, last year it was the first half in Year 12 then last bit, 33 to 45 for Year 13.
Speaker1: Oakey dokey, got it. Do I need to rewrite anything?
Speaker2: No, it's all on the scheme of work, file marked First Year- Germany 1919 to 1945.
Speaker1: Yes, but can I add to it? It does seem a bit sketchy in places.
Speaker2: OK, as you wish, but don't go overboard, you know what a long- winded perfectionist you can be!
Speaker1: Charming! At least I take MY job seriously!
Speaker2: Bloody hell, Speaker1, calm down, I was kidding!
Speaker1: God, yes, sorry Speaker2. Bit of an over-reaction!
Speaker2: Look, if you want to edit the file, go ahead, but try not to add too much detail, that's all.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 are discussing their homework. They need to cover the Rise to Power. Last year it was the first half in Year 12 then last bit, 33 to 45 for Year 13. Speaker1 can edit the file, but she shouldn't go into detail too much. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 shares a photo of a man with a cat with Speaker1. Speaker1's ex wants to get back. She misses him. Speaker2 comes over with wine at 6.