Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Looking for chairs that match the new table I bought.
Speaker1: Jack said you might have a source?
Speaker2: Yes, Nei Interiors on 5th. What are you looking for exactly?
Speaker1: The table I bought is blonde wood, sleek but retro. So I guess something that plays from that.
Speaker2: Chrome would look nice if you didn't want to matchy-matchy everything.
Speaker1: I'm open to suggestions.
Speaker2: Otherwise maybe something black?
Speaker1: That could work. I do a lot of black accents and gray.
Speaker2: Sounds very contemporary.
Speaker1: It is but eclectic too. I don't like clutter or gingerbread stuff.
Speaker2: I think I get you. Let me see what I can find.
Speaker1: The usual fee, of course?
Speaker2: Yes, just a finder's fee really.
Speaker1: Great.
Speaker2: My commission is from the shop, so...
Speaker1: I see.
Speaker2: I'll have to thank Jack for recommending me.
Speaker1: He speaks highly of you and loves his apartment.
Speaker2: Good to hear!
Speaker1: I'm expecting big things! No pressure!
Speaker2: LOL! We'll get you some excellent chairs, just what you want!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will pick chairs that match new table for Speaker1. She will buy finder's fee and he will get a commission from the shop Nei Interiors. As the table is bonde wood, chrome or black would work well with it. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 can't leave the office before 8 PM, so he's unable to meet with Speaker2. Speaker1 will call Speaker2 tomorrow.