Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Are you available for a meeting this Thursday at 6pm?
Speaker2: Let me check my diary and I'll let you know in an hour or so.
Speaker1: OK!
Speaker2: I've checked and 6pm on Thursday should be fine.
Speaker1: Great! I'll email the agenda to you this evening.
Speaker2: Thank you.
Speaker2: Speaker1, I checked my inbox this morning and I can't find the agenda.
Speaker1: I definitely emailed it last night.
Speaker2: No worries. I'll check again.
Speaker2: Can't find it. What email address did you send it from?
Speaker1: The usual one ellen@tmi.com
Speaker2: Doh! I just found it. It was in my spam folder. Silly me! :-)
Speaker1: Yeah it happens. Glad you got it!
Speaker1: BTW do you have all the quotes ready for the meeting?
Speaker2: Yes, of course. Got them all done last week.
Speaker1: Awesome! 
Speaker2: No problems. Glad to be of help.
Speaker1: See you on Thursday. Let me know if there's anything you need in the meantime.
Speaker2: I think I'll be right but if there's anything I'll sure let you know.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 will have a meeting on Thursday at 6 pm. Speaker1 sent Speaker2 the agenda for the meeting. Speaker1 has all the necessary quotes.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has discovered an issue with Speaker3's car in her absence but it seems to be ok. He will also take care of her plants until she is back on the 21st. 