Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: hey I sent my comments last night
Speaker1: did you see it?
Speaker2: yes I've just read it and was going to text you
Speaker2: first of all thank you very very much!
Speaker1: you're welcome, no problem ;)
Speaker2: this really means a lot
Speaker1: you should ask them 2 questions about clause 6
Speaker1: if it's applicable to the payment schedule then it's unfair imo
Speaker2: ok I'll talk to them tomorrow
Speaker2: Speaker1 one question
Speaker2: would you be able to join me for a meeting with them?
Speaker1: sure, when?
Speaker1: I'm away on Friday
Speaker2: Speaker3:00???
Speaker2: but only if it's not a problem, I don't want to bother you, I would just feel better if you could be there and I don't know... warn me if anything is wrong ;)
Speaker1: are you going to sign tomorrow?
Speaker2: no, next week but I told I wanted to meet before and close the draft and make sure it's all clear
Speaker1: very well
Speaker1: tomorrow's fine, send me the address
Speaker2: I don't know how to thank you...
Speaker2: I mean I'll pay you of course, anything you tell me :)
Speaker1: yeah... that will cost you a lunch ;)
Speaker2: nooo! come on, it's your job
Speaker1: we'll talk about it tomorrow ;)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is grateful for Speaker1's comments. Speaker1 will join her at the meeting tomorrow at 12:00.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants Speaker2 to bring clothes that are hanging outside. Brian will do that, because Speaker2 isn't at home now.