Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey, what are you up to?
Speaker1: Well, I'm just heading to this workshop "we" are organising at the BL
Speaker2: Ah, right, I seem to recall something about that. How did this whole "promotion" (since we're using quotation marks) thing go in the end
Speaker1: It went "fine" or rather fine - 30 people signed up in the end, which I think is more than in previous years. I've promoted it Agressively
Speaker2: Ha ha ha good boy
Speaker1: Yeah, obviously we've done a lot of mistakes so that literally everyone has been informed that we're thoroughly unprofessional. The last of my mistakes was a tweet where I was telling people that the BL is a fine example of brutalism in architecture and getting a response from the official BL account that no, they "prefer to call themselves post-modernist". I literally felt heavy drops of shame raining down on me
Speaker2: Lmao I can imagine... Indeed sounds like you're having a good time
Speaker1: I'm having a good time and am learning so much about architecture. Who would want more?
Speaker2: Well I certainly would never come up with anything more desirable than that
Speaker1: Omg I'm on the bus and I've been laughing to myself so people started staring. Why are you making me crack such good jokes
Speaker2: HAHAHA
Speaker1: Quite seriously, I have to take leave of you for a moment. Talk to you in a bit
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is on his way to his workshop at the BL. Thanks to his promotion, 30 people signed up.  
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has been reading about spirit animals and he was drawn to a dolphin. Speaker2 would choose a fox. Speaker1 will bring pack of cards with spirit animals to Speaker2 tomorrow.