Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi, did you have a good weekend?
Speaker2: So so - nothing exciting. How's work?
Speaker1: Got some news for you.
Speaker2: Go on. Tell!
Speaker1: Denise is leaving!
Speaker2: How did you find out?
Speaker1: I saw her on Friday. She was quite excited about it.
Speaker2: Bet she was! Has she got another job?
Speaker1: Yes, it's 5 mins walk from where she lives. 
Speaker1: She said the money wasn't great, but if you deduct the money she pays on the train, she will be better off.
Speaker2: Makes sense
Speaker1: Yes, happy for her, but will miss her.
Speaker2: Yes, me too!
Speaker1: She is a good little worker.
Speaker2: Yes and she is friendly too
Speaker1: That's true!
Speaker2: Most of the others are miserable, they never smile
Speaker1: Or even get to work on time!
Speaker2: when does she finish?
Speaker1: The end of December
Speaker2: Well at least we will see her for a few more weeks.
Speaker1: Yes, see you tonight!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Denise got a new job close to where she lives. Speaker1 and Speaker2 are happy for her but would miss her. Denise is leaving the end of December. Speaker1 will see Speaker2 tonight.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 are buying a present for mum.