Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Guys, what about our task for tomorrow?
Speaker1: Well, I don't know actually
Speaker1: But he will check our prepared slides, so it needs to be done
Speaker3: I will have the data filled by tonight
Speaker3: Is it ok if we use the 2014 data? Because there is only forecast data for previous years
Speaker1: If you have a more updated version it would be better
Speaker3: Current data has to be paid for
Speaker3: I could use the forecast one, but I am not sure if it is legit
Speaker2: I think we can use the 2014 data, it is for sure better than predicted numbers
Speaker1: I agree
Speaker3: and what about scale economies and experience curve effects?
Speaker1: We don't care about the economies of scale, we are focusing on the manufactured product
Speaker3: Hm, ok. But I am still not sure about what he wants us to write there
Speaker2: No idea, to be fair
Speaker2: We just have to show him something :D
Speaker3: <file_other>
Speaker3: I haven't done all of it, some questions are really hard to answer
Speaker2: It looks ok, we don't have to present him with all of it
Speaker2: Just that we need it in slides and not a Word document
Speaker3: Yea, I will start creating the slides now, I will have it ready before the class
Speaker1: Great, see you there :)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 will have the data filled by tonight. Speaker1 and Speaker2 think it is better not to rely on predicted numbers, and use 2014 instead. Speaker3 will prepare slides, and he will have it ready before the class.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 can couch the game on Saturday as Speaker1 hasn't found anyone to do that yet. 