Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Speaker2, I can't any more, I have too much work.
Speaker2: What's the problem?
Speaker1: I won't finish it before Tuesday.
Speaker2: C'mon, it's not a big thing
Speaker1: It seems so to you, but it's not so easy, I am also not super good with photoshop 
Speaker2: Do you need help?
Speaker1: That would be great!
Speaker2: Where are you?
Speaker1: At the library but I'll go home soon.
Speaker2: Should I help you from home or you prefer that I come to your place?
Speaker1: I think you should look at the thing with me.
Speaker2: Ok, but I won't be free before 7pm
Speaker1: That's good, we can have dinner together.
Speaker2: in town?
Speaker1: I can cook pasta, if you like it?
Speaker2: Perfect!
Speaker1: You're amazing, thanks a lot
Speaker2: nothing! I'll be happy to help.
Speaker1: Ok, let me know when you're on the way, I'll start cooking pasta.
Speaker2: ok!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has a problem with work. Speaker2 is free at 7pm and will come to Speaker1 and help her. Speaker1 will cook pasta.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 doesn't like Speaker2 texting her boyfriend, Jim Andrews. Jim is Speaker2's co-worker so Speaker2 needs to communicate with him.