Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi, do you have plans for New Year’s Eve?
Speaker1: Hi, not yet. Any suggestions? ;-)
Speaker2: Maybe… ;-) Wanna stay home or feeling like going out?
Speaker1: Tom wants to stay home. AS ALWAYS.
Speaker2: What’s his excuse this year? 
Speaker1: You know, he’s always tired…
Speaker2: And what about you? 
Speaker1: Well, you know me, I like people, parties…Remember Jack’s birthady party two year ago? ;-)
Speaker2: I’ll never forget it, I swear to God… 
Speaker2:  So, maybe you can talk him over?
Speaker1: yeah, it’d be nice if we’d finally go out somewhere.
Speaker2: Want me to talk with your hubby? ;-)
Speaker1: Try, but can’t promise anything. You know him.
Speaker2: Yeah, I know, as stubborn as a mule…
Speaker1: Listen, maybe you can drop in and celebrate with us?
Speaker2: Well, maybe it’s not a bad idea…
Speaker1: you bet it isn’t!!:-)I’ll talk to Tom
Speaker2: OK, then I’ll talk to Jane and I’ll give you a call.
Speaker1: Perfect, can’t wait to see you both!
Speaker2: Sounds we’re gonna have fun this time 
Speaker1: You won’t be disappointed.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Tom wants to stay home for New Year's Eve. Speaker1 will ask Tom if Speaker2 and Jane can come over to celebrate New Year's Eve.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's house has mould due to condensation. Speaker1 will send her a quote for the work needed by Friday.