Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: When are they going to finish the redecoration?
Speaker2: next month
Speaker1: Have you talked to them Speaker2?
Speaker2: that's the contract we have
Speaker1: but it seems they are late with works, I can't imagine it will be ready in two weeks
Speaker3: exactly
Speaker2: ok, I will talk to them
Speaker2: but they know that any delay will cost them a lot
Speaker3: i don't see the need to put pressure on them, maybe they have some problems
Speaker3: It's just about planning, I don't want the scaffoldings to be there during the wedding
Speaker2: they have to finish by the end of February
Speaker1: I would be harsh with them
Speaker1: we pay them a little fortune
Speaker1: so I also expect quality and efficiency 
Speaker3: mom, you can't behave like this to workers, it's ugly and counterproductive 
Speaker1: I know how to talk to workers, my dear, I've done it for decades 
Speaker2: Ok, I'll talk to them and we will see
Speaker1: I can also talk to them and I won't be nice
Speaker2: calm down, let's wait to hear what they have to say
Speaker3: exactly!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 is worried the workers won't finish redecoration by the end of February, before the wedding. Speaker2 is going to talk to them. Speaker1 wants to talk to them too and put more pressure. Any delay will cost the workers a lot.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 recommends the new 30 Seconds to Mars album to Speaker1.