Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi babes!
Speaker2: Hi Speaker1, how's it going?
Speaker1: Working in the Post Office this week, sorting stuff, it's bloody hard work!
Speaker2: Well done, I couldn't be arsed with that after all that school work.
Speaker1: It's a bit more laid back in college, we do have a project for after the hols, though, photography.
Speaker2: Oh yeah? What's the topic?
Speaker1: It's called Home for the Holidays.
Speaker2: Bit obvious, isn't it? What you doing on it?
Speaker1: I'm taking some photos of my gran and Gramps, they have been in a nursing home, but we are having them for 3 days at Christmas.
Speaker2: Oh, that's sweet.
Speaker1: Well yes, but they are both bad tempered old buggers, they are mostly going to be sat scowling in a chair, watching TV.
Speaker2: Oh well, perhaps you can vary it a bit and take them out somewhere. 
Speaker1: Good idea, but obviously not to their old house, it's being sold and they don't know it yet.
Speaker2: Oh, that's so sad. 
Speaker1: Fancy coming to the shop with me, we could go get a burger?
Speaker2: Yeah, loved your idea of "burgers" last time😶
Speaker1: Is that a yes?
Speaker2: Yes! See you at the shop in 10!
Speaker1: 😙
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has a sorting job in the post office this week. After Christmas, he will have a project 'Home for the Holidays', which will include taking photos of his grandparents. They are in the nursing home and their house is being sold. Speaker1 and Speaker2 will meet at the shop at 10 to have burgers. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 knew Tim was gay, while Speaker3 and Speaker4 didn't. 