Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: You know Kayla's birthday is like this friday, right?
Speaker2: Shit. Totally forgot. What are we gonna do?
Speaker1: I wonder if it's too late to order something on-line 
Speaker2: I guess if we do it today there's a chance it's gonna come by then. Do you have anything specific in mind?
Speaker1: Well, I remember she mentioned this jewelry producer she likes. It's nothing too fancy here <file_other>
Speaker2: okaay, I guess it's affordable if we split. 
Speaker1: but I don't know shit about jewelry and there's just so many kinds
Speaker2: Lemme ask Rachel, maybe she'll have some ideas
Speaker1: ok
Speaker2: So she says she likes the ones with the orchid theme and it might be Kayla's style too. 
Speaker1: cool, so you wanna go with the necklace or something else?
Speaker2: Rachel says necklace is fine
Speaker1: ok, necklace it is. I can buy it, you just pay me back when we meet or sth
Speaker2: ok, if they have some sort of extra fast delivery, I'd choose that. 
Speaker1: may cost more, though
Speaker2: I know, but if we've already decided on this, let's make sure it comes on time
Speaker1: fine by me
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Kayla's birthday is this Friday. Speaker1 and Speaker2 decide to buy her a necklace on-line from the jewelry producer she likes and split the cost.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 thinks she has sprained her ankle. Speaker1 wants to go to the doctor tomorrow. Speaker2 will pick up Marcel from school today. Tomorrow Speaker2 will take Marcel to school and Speaker1 to the doctor. Speaker1 will call the school. Speaker2 and Speaker1 will meet around 4. 