Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey, may I have one delicate question?
Speaker1: Oh hi!
Speaker1: Of course you can, shoot
Speaker2: How was your flight to Japan?
Speaker1: Great, why are you asking?
Speaker2: I'd like to go to the US, but the flight's so long and I'm kind of afraid of flying
Speaker2: Mike told me that you're as well so I thought I may ask you for some advice how to survive a long flight. I was reading different articles online, but I'd rather talk with someone I know
Speaker1: Sure thing! Well, the flight was amazing, I was really scared before, but then it was really all right. The plane was big, there was a huge variety of films and even games and ebooks.
Speaker2: How long was the flight?
Speaker1: To Tokyo 9 hours and 11 on our way back.
Speaker2: Whoah, that's long...
Speaker1: I know, but I really didn't notice when we landed. It was worse on the way back, because you know I wasn't so excited to go back and it was slightly longer
Speaker1: I watched like three films, slept a little, had dinner and there we were. If you're really scared you can always take some calming pills, they always help me
Speaker2: Which ones are you taking?
Speaker1: I always stick to the natural ones with valerian, I buy different ones, it doesn't matter as long as they're natural. I wouldn't take something strong or chemical
Speaker2: Ok, thank you so much Speaker1!
Speaker1: No problem, enjoy your trip and send me some pictures ;)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to go to the US, but he's afraid of flying. Speaker1 tells him about her journey to Japan. She gives Speaker2 some tips how to survive a long flight.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 didn't come to see a basketball game on Friday's night. The team supported by Speaker1 won 101-98. Speaker2's mom has a flu and he's looking after her. Speaker2 declares to attend the next basketball match.