Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: How are you, love? Enjoying work?
Speaker2: Don't rub it in! Just cos you've got this week off!
Speaker1: I was in the mood for something a bit exotic for dinner. How do you fancy a Tagine?
Speaker2: I've no idea, what is it?
Speaker1: You are so unsophisticated! It's a Moroccan casserole, cooked in a special pot with a pointy lid.
Speaker2: Oh, you mean you're actually going to use your brothers present after all these years?
Speaker1: Yes, it's been cluttering up the kitchen, it's time it saw some action! Anyway, I need ras- el-hanout, at least I think that's how it's spelled, it's a special spice mix. The corner shop won't have it and I don't feel like trekking 10 miles to Sainsbury's. Thought you could pick it up later.
Speaker2: I will, but won't it be a bit late to add it at 7 when I get home?
Speaker1: Shit! Yes, didn't think of that! Oh, also, I don't have any lamb neck fillets either! 
Speaker2: I suppose we'd better have beans on toast instead, then!
Speaker1: Seems so! I'll cook it another time. See you later!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has this week off work. She plans to cook Tagine, but she doesn't have ingredients. Speaker2's coming back at 7 pm.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 used to go out together. Now he'd like to ask Kelly, Speaker1's best friend, out. He gets her permission.