Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi how are you?
Speaker1: Everything's fine. How about you?
Speaker2: I'm good too
Speaker2: Actually I wanted to ask you what are you doing on the last weekend of January?
Speaker1: Man I have no idea
Speaker1: It's February. Why?
Speaker2: Me with a couple of friends are planning a small trip
Speaker1: Cool, where?
Speaker2: To Ukraine
Speaker1: What? That doesn't sound like a small trip and it will be expensive
Speaker2: No way! We've already the most part
Speaker1: Didn't you hear that you have to wait about 6 hours on the border to check your pass?
Speaker2: We're going by the train because it doesn't have to wait
Speaker1: Okay and what do you want to do there
Speaker2: Our destiny Is Kiev but then who knows? :D
Speaker1: Cool I've heard a lot about that city and I would love to visit it
Speaker2: So come with us!
Speaker1: And what about the food? Eating in restaurants will be expensive and taking food in the train isn't a good idea a think
Speaker2: You don't have to worry, my friend Leo was in Ukraine a half a year ago and will help us
Speaker1: Okay I'll check when are my exams and goive you an answer by the end of the week
Speaker1: Is that okay?
Speaker2: Yeah of course no problem!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is going to Kiev and the rest of Ukraine in January by train. His friend, Leo, will help him. Speaker1 worries about the cost and immigration procedures. He will check his exam dates before giving an answer by the end of the week..
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has mice in her kitchen.