Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: About the wedding, Speaker2.
Speaker2: What about it?
Speaker1: Well, we appreciate what you and Dad are doing.
Speaker2: But?
Speaker1: But we'd rather have a modest reception.
Speaker2: I think we spoke about it.
Speaker1: We did.
Speaker1: But yesterday me and Marlene talked about it again.
Speaker2: Let me guess, she turned you against us again?
Speaker1: Speaker2, don't say that!
Speaker1: We both think inviting 200 guests whom we barely know is a bit overdone.
Speaker2: We've got to invite family.
Speaker2: Anyway, me and Dad will pay everything.
Speaker1: But, couldn't you just give us the money?
Speaker2: What will you spend it for?
Speaker1: Me and Marlene came up with this plan.
Speaker2: What plan?
Speaker1: We want to travel. Like around the world.
Speaker2: What? We need to talk. Be here tonight. 
Speaker1: All right, Speaker2. We'll come.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Marlene don't want a big reception. Speaker2 wants to invite 200 guests and pay for everything. Speaker1 and Marlene prefer to travel. They will come to Speaker2 tonight to talk. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will meet Speaker2 in the restaurant for the interview. 