Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi, it's Speaker2 White here from the Western Region, I'm coming up to Manchester tomorrow and just wanted to touch base with you.
Speaker1: Hi Speaker2, yes, we have spoken on the phone before. What time are you arriving?
Speaker2: Well, my train gets in at 8.15am, so it's a pretty early start for me from Bristol!
Speaker1: I bet it is, don't envy you! The meetings at 9 in Conference Room 3.Just  check in with reception and I'll wait for you on the 1st floor.
Speaker2: Great, thanks Speaker1! Is Head Office far from Piccadilly station?
Speaker1: I'd say around 3 miles away, you have the address and postcode? Just tell the taxi driver you need to go to Burnham Industrial Park, Unit 21, he'll have a Sat nav anyway.. You'll be fine!
Speaker2: Thanks again! It's my first major conference and I'm presenting too, so a bit apprehensive!
Speaker1: You'll be fine, just go through your stuff on the way up. We're all very nice here, we don't bite!
Speaker2: I'm sure you don't! See you tomorrow, Speaker1!
Speaker1: Bye, Speaker2!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will arrive in Manchester from Bristol at 8:15. Speaker2 is going to present at a conference to take place at the Head Office. Speaker2 will check in at the reception and meet Speaker1 on the first floor.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 told her brother in the group chatting room that what he had said was wrong. Speaker2 thinks that he got out of it because he became angry, as he is short-tempered. Speaker1 refuses to apologise and invite him again, since she feels that she is not the one to be blamed but him.