Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Have you been to the fabric store recently?
Speaker1: <file_gif>
Speaker2: no, recently not really
Speaker2: why are you asking?
Speaker2: <file_gif>
Speaker1: oh, I could do with some nice coton 
Speaker1: cotton
Speaker2: i will HAVE to go before the winter break, that's for sure, what do you need it for?
Speaker2: <file_gif>
Speaker1: <file_gif>
Speaker2: what am I supposed to do with that info now? 
Speaker2: would you like me to buy sth when i'm there?
Speaker1: naaah, I'm just asking if it's worth going
Speaker2: oh, sorry then. 
Speaker2: but i guess you'll find sth once you go
Speaker2: in New Market Square there used to be a really good choice 
Speaker1: you mean the Old Market?
Speaker2: No, the further one. the shop where you had to go down the stairs. 
Speaker2: the old-fashioned one
Speaker1: I don't know where
Speaker2: <file_photo>
Speaker2: It's here
Speaker1: they have fabric there?
Speaker2: here's where i get what you meant
Speaker2: n-o.
Speaker2: <file_gif> 
Speaker1: hahaa what could i have had in mind when i wrote 'cotton'?
Speaker2: well at least you know there's a haberdashery shop in New Market Square
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants to know if there is any nice cotton fabric in the shops. Speaker2 doesn't know but she will go before the winter break. There's a haberdashery in New Market Square. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 texts Speaker2 to arrange a get-together with him in the office at 3 pm, before he is meeting Darek. But Speaker2 left the office a month ago and is at home now, so they will not meet today.