Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Speaker1, how are Dad's results?
Speaker1: Oh, thank you for asking, sweetie, we don't know yet.
Speaker2: What did the doc say?
Speaker1: It isn't as bad as we originally thought, but he needs to be monitored.
Speaker2: Did they say what might have caused it?
Speaker1: No, maybe stress, too much red meat... You know how it is.
Speaker2: When will he be able to come back home?
Speaker1: Not for a week, that's for sure.
Speaker2: Can I visit him today?
Speaker1: Of course, honey, he'll be so glad.
Speaker2: Are there any visiting hours?
Speaker1: No, they are quite flexible and understanding. As long as you don't come at midnight, it should be OK.
Speaker2: OK, then I'll drop by around 6 pm.
Speaker1: Perfect.
Speaker2: Should I bring something? Does Dad need anything?
Speaker1: Maybe some newspapers and his favourite music?
Speaker2: OK, will think of something!
Speaker1: Thank you, sweetheart, you're an angel.
Speaker2: I love you Speaker1, it's going to be OK!
Speaker1: I love you too, honey.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Dad needs to be monitored and he will not come back home for at least a week. Speaker2 will pay Dad a visit today at 6 pm. Speaker2 will bring dad some newspapers and his favourite music.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 considers buying flight tickets to Thailand as she has found a cheap offer with 50% discount for children under 12.