Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Good morning! :-D
Speaker2: Hi there!
Speaker1: I feel it's going to be a beautiful day :-D
Speaker2: Do you?
Speaker1: What's going on? I sense some blues...
Speaker2: Oh... It's a crappy morning for me. I have to leave my apartment.
Speaker1: Oh no... Till when? Why? How did it come about?
Speaker2: I learnt about that while I was leaving the apartment block. I met the landlord and he handed me a notice. I've got 3 months to vacate the apartment. Why? I don't know. He may have a new tenant, for example some family member. He may as well want to sell it. It doesn't matter.
Speaker1: 3 months. That's not bad.
Speaker2: It isn't. You're right. Still I thought I'd stay there longer. I like that place.
Speaker1: Yeah... it's quite comfy and close to the office.
Speaker2: And not that pricey.
Speaker1: Put some post on FB. Maybe someone from your friends has an interesting place to rent. It's always better to do such business with someone you know.
Speaker2: I'll think about it.
Speaker1: Why are you hestitating?
Speaker2: I don't like posting such news. I feel as if I was losing my privacy.
Speaker1: Come on! You're exaggerating. You may get some help. That's easier than you think.
Speaker2: I'll think about it, ok?
Speaker1: Ok. I'll think about it too. I have friends too, you know :-p
Speaker2: I should think so :-p
Speaker1: Don't worry. 3 months that's almost a hundred days. You'll find something :-)
Speaker2: Thanks :-)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has to vacate her apartment in 3 months. She refuses to ask people on Facebook if anyone has a place to rent, as Speaker1 suggested.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker5, Speaker3, Speaker1 and Speaker2 are going to see "Aquaman" on Thursday at 8:10 pm. Speaker1 will get the tickets.