Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Like even these books like Something 4 dummies?
Speaker2: Sure!
Speaker1: Cookbooks?
Speaker2: Duh! Gotta eat ;)
Speaker1: Right ;) any favourite genres?
Speaker2: Not really. I enjoy sci-fi and world literature ;)
Speaker1: Both?
Speaker2: Among others ;)
Speaker1: Anything u'd recommend?
Speaker2: I just finished Hyperion by Dan Simmons :)
Speaker1: Any good?
Speaker2: U have to get through the first 2 books to appreciate the whole thing.
Speaker1: How many books are there?
Speaker2: 3.
Speaker1: So what is it about?
Speaker2: It starts off with an intergalactic war hanging by a thread. Hyperion is the name of a planet to which 7 pilgrims arrive. They are tasked with finding some ancient tombs. And in these tombs, a superpowerful being is supposed to be living which may prevent the war and total annihilation of the humankind. 
Speaker1: Wow! Sounds really exciting!
Speaker2: It is! But you have to read it very carefully!
Speaker1: Y?
Speaker2: Because there are so many side notes and those little things u wouldn't normally notice that turn out to be really important!
Speaker1: Srlsy?
Speaker2: Yeah, I had to read a whole chapter again just to understand what happened in the next book in the series ;)
Speaker1: Okay...
Speaker2: Don't get me wrong! It's a great read! If u want, I can borrow it to u :)
Speaker1: That'd be gr8 :)
Speaker2: No problem.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 recommends "Hyperion" by Dan Simmons to Speaker1. He will borrow it to Speaker1.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 send Speaker2 budget estimation for this year. Extra other expenses are boss's trip to Japan, for a convention.