Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi, are you back already?
Speaker1: Yup, I got back home yesterday. I've just finished unpacking.
Speaker2: And? How it was?
Speaker1: Awesome! I mean, I knew China is pretty, but damn!
Speaker2: Wanna elaborate on that? :P
Speaker1: Definitely yes, but maybe wait till we meet in person? I've got so many stories to tell!
Speaker2: Okay, okay, I just wanted to know if everything went well. You seemed pretty nervous before you left.
Speaker1: I was a bit anxious, that's true. You know how I *love* flying :P 
Speaker2: But you didn't crash :D
Speaker1: Not this time :D Though it was a bit scary, I've never had such a long flight. Tina fell asleep as soon as we took off and she left me all alone! 
Speaker2: Poor you :P Think about the times it took people weeks of sailing to get to China.
Speaker1: You know what? I think I'd prefer that. I love the ocean!
Speaker2: You'd get bored in a day or two. And people back then didn't wash themselves :P
Speaker1: You know you've just ruined all period dramas for me? 
Speaker2: Always at your service :D See you tomorrow?
Speaker1: Dunno. Mum wants to go shopping. I'll call you in the morning, okay?
Speaker2: Okey-dokey ;)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 got back from China yesterday. Speaker1 will tell Speaker2 all about the trip in person. Speaker1 doesn't like flying. Speaker1 will call Speaker2 in the morning to tell him if they're meeting tomorrow, as she may go shopping with her mom.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are planning a meeting at Speaker2' place. Speaker2 has a Jacuzzi in his garden. Speaker2 has WiFi and can bring his TV outside. Speaker1 has a low internet limit whenever he's outside of Ireland.