Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Have you seen Grace and Frankie? Jane Fonda looks stunning! How is it even possible?
Speaker1: I know right?
Speaker3: She must have sold her soul to some kind of devil
Speaker2: Guys, I just googled her - she's 81!!!
Speaker2: who do I need to kill to look like that when I'm old?!
Speaker3: Didn't she have a plastic surgery?
Speaker1: Probably not just one, but still. Most of the actresses end up looking like monsters and she's still a goddess
Speaker3: I watched the trailer, it looks pretty cool
Speaker2: the show's great! It's sweet and warm
Speaker3: How is it possible than she's so fit? She looks better than I do and I'm just 30!
Speaker1: So unfair
Speaker2: I think she exercises more now than we ever did :P Funny enough she's playing a 70 year old that's told she looks 60 and she's actually 80. Crazy
Speaker1: I wonder if Angelina Jolie will age this well too
Speaker1: Omg the plot sounds crazy
Speaker2: hahahah I thought so too at the beginning, but... it's not improbable, is it?
Speaker3: well, with that generation and so many closeted men
Speaker1: But they surprisingly civil about it. I'd probably kill my dad for something like that
Speaker2: For being gay? Really?
Speaker1: for doing something like that to my mum!
Speaker3: technically they didn't do anything, it wasn't their choice to be gay and then it wasn't really a choice if you want to marry or not
Speaker2: Watch the show, they show that it's not easy for them, but they have to get used it
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has seen 'Grace and Frankie'. She likes Jane Fonda and is impressed by her looks. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's job interview is tomorrow. She will inform Speaker2 how it goes.