Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: After the meeting, can we go over the new machine?
Speaker2: Sure. Right after?
Speaker1: Yes. Unless it's lunch or something.
Speaker2: I'm supposed to show Ed how to use it at 3. Want to just join us?
Speaker1: Yeah, only I don't think Ed likes me.
Speaker2: Don't be silly! Its just for a little while anyway.
Speaker1: I know. I agreed. 
Speaker2: He's fine with you, I promise.
Speaker1: I think I got his friend fired!
Speaker2: You did, but he doesn't blame you.
Speaker1: He doesn't?
Speaker2: No. He knows she was late all the time and other stuff.
Speaker1: Okay. We'll see how it goes. 
Speaker2: Anyway, be sure to wear your safety stuff. We'll get in trouble if you don't.
Speaker1: Really cracking down are they?
Speaker2: In a big way.
Speaker1: Was there an accident?
Speaker2: No, just insurance stuff.
Speaker1: Oh. Saving money.
Speaker2: Exactly.
Speaker1: Okay, I'll see you at 3.
Speaker2: Great.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is going to teach Speaker1 and Ed how to use the new machine at 3. Speaker1 is worried that Ed doesn't like her. Speaker2 reminds Speaker1 to wear her safety stuff.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will be home in 40 minutes. 