Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: I'm bored. 
Speaker2: lol, good morning to you too. 
Speaker1: Sorry, good morning!
Speaker2: It's like 8 am, how are you already bored?
Speaker1: I have nothing planned today.. I don't even know why I'm awake so early!
Speaker2: Why don't you go back to bed? 
Speaker1: Ugh. I guess. But honestly, I'm too bored to go to sleep lol
Speaker2: You wierdo. Do you want to go to work for me?
Speaker1: Oo, do you think I could?
Speaker2: Honestly... probably! 
Speaker1: What do you do again? 
Speaker2: Market analysis. 
Speaker1: That sound's really hard. 
Speaker2: It's really not. It's more about looking at what people are buying and stuff. It's fun!
Speaker1: Mhmm. Maybe not. I'll find something else to do lol. But thanks for the offer.
Speaker2: Lol. No worries. You could read a book or something?
Speaker1: Any good suggestions?
Speaker2: I recently read "Gone Girl." It was pretty good. A bit scary but still exciting. 
Speaker1: Hmm. I'll look into it. Do you think they have it on audiobook?
Speaker2: Definitely. It's really famous so I would be surprised if it wasn't available as an audiobook. 
Speaker1: Perfect! Thanks dude. Have fun at work
Speaker2: Have fun being bored!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is bored and has nothing planned today. Speaker2 does market analysis. Speaker2 recommends ''Gone Girl''. Speaker1 is interested in it as an audiobook.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants to buy Speaker2's laptop for $200. Speaker2 doesn't want to negotiate the price. Speaker1 will take it for $250 with accessories. 