Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: How did Max find out there was no Santa?
Speaker2: He just kind of figured it out when he was about 5 or so.
Speaker1: I'm having trouble with Taylor. 
Speaker1: Some kid at school told her there was no Santa!
Speaker2: That was bound to happen. Just tell her that kid has their own opinion and she doesn't have to share it.
Speaker1: That's a good one. I called the teacher also. Too much?
Speaker2: Yes. Keep it between you and Taylor and don't make it a big deal.
Speaker1: You're right. Thanks for the advice!
Speaker2: NP! I actually miss the Santa days!
Speaker1: I know, they grow up too fast!
Speaker2: Not little kids anymore!
Speaker1: :'‑(
Speaker2: I also miss Elf on the Shelf! Got him to go to bed on time! LOL!
Speaker1: See, I think that's creepy!
Speaker2: It is a bit creepy, but does the trick.
Speaker1: I suppose. Unless they catch you moving the elf. 
Speaker2: Uh oh!
Speaker1: Yep, only one Christmas in our house and I was busted! LOL!
Speaker2: LOL!
Speaker1: Have a good night! See you at the gym!
Speaker2: You too! See you!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's son, Max, found out that there is no Santa at the age of 5. Speaker1's daughter, Taylor, was told at school that there is no Santa by some kid. Speaker2 suggests not to make a big deal out of it.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is buying nail polish for Speaker2 in the store, and she's explaining to him which pink she wants. 