Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hey, ciao!
Speaker1: You're there?
Speaker2: Sorry, I'm busy at the moment.
Speaker1: No problem!
Speaker2: Hey, hey, now I'm free, sorry got loads of papers to review. What's up?
Speaker1: Same here. I wish I could be somewhere else. In the end you can read papers anywhere in the world.
Speaker2: I know what you mean. I'm so fed up with this weather.
Speaker1: Wait, let me just check one thing.
Speaker2: OK
Speaker1: There is a cheap flight to Athens, what do you think?
Speaker2: How cheap?
Speaker1: 120 £ return ticket. Friday to Tuesday. Are you up for this?
Speaker2: You know you're crazy!
Speaker1: Come on, you said you didn't have plans for the weekend.
Speaker2: Well, that's true.
Speaker1: Come on! We can work in a bar and have walks in the afternoon. Besides, it's low season so it's we're not gonna spend much.
Speaker2: Well, I don't know, what about the accommodation?
Speaker1: Wait, I'll check on Booking.com.... Well, it's super cheap! 40 euro per night, quite close to the centre.
Speaker2: What's the name of the place?
Speaker1: Psyri hotel.
Speaker2: Let me check it.
Speaker1: And you know what, now it's 20 degrees!
Speaker2: Well, the place looks nice and cozy...
Speaker1: Are you in?
Speaker2: Okay, okay - I'll book the hotel and you the tickets, alright?
Speaker1: Great, I'm so excited!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1a and Speaker2 are going to Athens for the weekend. Speaker1 found a cheap flight Friday to Tuesday and Speaker2'll book a hotel on Booking. They'll work in a bar and then sightsee.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 can't talk to Speaker2 now, he's busy. He'll call him back at 8 pm. Speaker2 is going to Brad's funeral. He had liver cancer.