Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I'm in the office and the power is out. What do I do about the servers?
Speaker1: You will need to first call the power company. Do you have the outage report number and our account number?
Speaker2: Yes, I did that already.
Speaker1: Great, so what did they say the eta was?
Speaker2: It's going to be a while as the storm is still going on. Takes forever to get a crew out.
Speaker1: Okay, so we need to shut down the servers in sequence so that they don't get damaged when their backups fail.
Speaker2: Right.
Speaker1: Over the rack station, there is a pink sheet with Shutdown Procedure at the top. Can you find that?
Speaker2: Yes, I have it.
Speaker1: We just need to follow that to the letter. What is the first step?
Speaker2: Well, to call the power company and determine that we need to shut down is the first set of five steps, so I guess we're on six?
Speaker1: Yes. Go on?
Speaker2: First, I shut down the domain server. 
Speaker1: That's the one in rack space ten. Do you see it?
Speaker2: Yes. I'll shut down now. Can I just follow the rest of the steps?
Speaker1: Yes, each should be properly labeled with full instructions. Call me if you get stuck.
Speaker2: Okay, thanks!
Speaker1: Let me know when you're done so I don't worry!
Speaker2: I will, sure!
Speaker1: And if you need moral support, I'm here. I'm not going anywhere in this storm.
Speaker2: I think I'm stuck here myself, but we'll see!
Speaker1: Be safe and good luck!
Speaker2: Thanks!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval There is a storm and Speaker2 and Speaker1's office is experiencing a power outage. Speaker2 is in the office and he's already filed a report to the power company. Now Speaker2 is following the official instructions to shut down the servers in order to prevent their damage.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's most annoyed by pharmaceutical companies. He believes they invent diseases to make money. He discovered that one company is selling mints as medicine for an illness that doesn't exist.