Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello Mrs. Wilhelm. My name is Speaker2 Meyer, I'm Nick Meyer's mom.
Speaker1: Hello Mrs. Meyer. What can I do for you?
Speaker2: Nick told me today that he's having some problems at school - other kids laughing at him. I was wondering if you could tell me something about that?
Speaker1: What did Nick tell you when you asked him?
Speaker2: Not much. He says it's not important and I shouldn't worry and that he'll handle it on his own. But I worry
Speaker1: It's actually a minor thing. I wouldn't want to betray his trust and privacy by telling you though...
Speaker2: You can tell me. Please I assure you everything will stay just between us. I can’t just sit here and think about how he’s suffering…
Speaker1: Don’t worry Mrs. Meyer. It’s really not that bad. You know those red pants he’s been wearing lately?
Speaker2: Yes…
Speaker1: Well, other boys keep laughing at him that in those pants and with his long hair he looks like a girl
Speaker2: Oh boy
Speaker1: Indeed. Difficult pill to swallow for an 11-year-old. 
Speaker2: I’ll burn those pants tomorrow.
Speaker1: If I may suggest something. Try an accidental stain, one of those impossible to remove. Make it seem natural. Let us let the little guy keep his dignity at least at home…
Speaker2: Right. Thank you very much Mrs. Wilhelm. You were great help. Thanks!
Speaker1: No problem. Glad I could help.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is worried about her son Nick. Speaker1 reckons it's a minor thing. Nick's wearing long hair and red pants. His classmates keep laughing at him. Speaker2 wants to burn the pants but Speaker1 suggests staining them.  
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is buying apples for herself and Speaker3. They have to wait for tangerines until next week.