Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: wow you keep on posting stuff about books I love!
Speaker2: really? like what?
Speaker1: you just quoted Barthes and I love his books
Speaker2: :)
Speaker2: tbh it's the first book of Roland I'm reading 
Speaker2: I don't know his literature that well
Speaker1: I have some of his books in Spanish if that works for you
Speaker2: I don't speak Spanish
Speaker2: but I ordered some books online
Speaker2: <file_photo>
Speaker1: those prices are really low!
Speaker1: I have never bought there anything
Speaker2: I have a discount because I have Premium account
Speaker1: maybe I should look into that
Speaker2: the only problem I have with that shop is that you cannot buy anything for Kindle there
Speaker1: I don't like reading on Kindle, it kills the experience for me
Speaker2: really? 
Speaker2: I prefer Kindle because you can travel with your whole library in you pocket
Speaker1: you're probably right
Speaker1: but some books are really hard to read on Kindle because you're supposed to skip chapters or go back
Speaker1: for instance Cortazar's Hopscotch is like that
Speaker2: :O
Speaker2: sounds cool!
Speaker2: I'll add it to my reading list
Speaker1: you'll love it, it's great
Speaker2: I will
Speaker1: :)
Speaker2: I gotta go
Speaker1: bye!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 likes the Roland Barthes' quote Speaker2 posted. Speaker1 offers him his books in Spanish but Speaker2 doesn't speak it and uses an online store. Speaker2 likes reading on Kindle, Speaker1 prefers paper, especially when it comes to non-linear story line as in Cortazar's Hopscotch.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 make fun of Fergie's performance of the national anthem.