Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: hey Maggie, are you available for a conference call today?
Speaker2: what time?
Speaker1: whenever it's ok for you
Speaker2: honestly... I slept 3 hours :(
Speaker1: ooh... I see
Speaker2: I have 8 messenger conversations now open :(
Speaker2: it's craaaazy... 
Speaker1: ok take it easy, we'll talk another day
Speaker2: tell me now if it's urgent
Speaker1: just wanted to comment the spring festival, Mary told me you're with us for good
Speaker2: yeah... let me make it clear... I'll be able to talk about the spring festival like... in December! :) :) :)
Speaker1: ok :) you're a bit busy, I see...
Speaker2: we're closing this one mid-november and then I'm off for holidays
Speaker1: ok. I thought you have closed this edition already
Speaker2: I'll let you know when we start the next one but I would not expect it before Christmas, to be honest
Speaker1: really??? ok, I'll wait
Speaker2: Why dont you write down your ideas and we'll discuss it whenever we're all ready
Speaker1: ok, I will.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is not willing to have a conference call about the spring festival today as she's tired and busy. After closing the mid-november edition Speaker2 is off for holiday. Speaker2'll inform Speaker1 when the next edition starts and suggests he should jot down his ideas.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's 5-year-old laptop is broken. Tomorrow she'll know what's wrong. She won't be repairing it, because her laptop is too old. Instead, she'll buy a new one.