Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: hey, hows your apartment search going?
Speaker2: not so good. not getting many responses.
Speaker1: i'm sorry. did you try that website I sent u?
Speaker2: yeah, i did. no luck, but i'll keep trying.
Speaker1: have you ever tried one of those websites where you can go and meet potential roommates at organized events?
Speaker2: yes, i went to a couple. I met some nice people there, but things didnt work out in the end.
Speaker1: oh man. well, I'll keep my ears open for you.
Speaker2: thanks. how are things working out at your new place?
Speaker1: good. roommates havent been here that much so Ive mostly been alone. they often go home after work or leave town for the weekend
Speaker2: i see.
Speaker1: yeah. do you want to come over and take a look at the apartment some time? I can make dinner.
Speaker2:  Sure, Id love to.
Speaker1: When would be a good time?
Speaker2: I'm free thursday night.
Speaker1: OK, cool. thats a good time for me.
Speaker2: great. want me to bring anything? 
Speaker1: I should be fine, thanks. Feel free to bring something to drink, but I have some wine and beer here already.
Speaker2: cool. alright, I'll see you thursday then.
Speaker1: see you then!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is looking for an apartment. Speaker1 gives her some searching suggestions. Speaker1's new place is good, his roommates are away after work or for weekends. Speaker2 will visit Speaker1 on Thursday night or dinner. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has broken Speaker2's toilet seat. Speaker2 will replace a hinge. Speaker1 doesn't have to repay Speaker2.