Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Are you guys going to Mary and Russell's wedding this next Saturday?
Speaker2: I don't know. We'd love to go, but we're really broke right now, and we can't exactly show up empty-handed.
Speaker1: I know what you mean. It's the worst time of the month, but Mary is gonna be devastated if she doesn't see us there.
Speaker2: I know. How much would you give? 
Speaker1: Around $100 a head, so probably $200-$300 from both of us.
Speaker2: Ok. We'll think about it. Either way, I'll let you know early next week. I still don't have anything to wear.
Speaker1: I can lend you a dress if you want. We're the roughly the same size.
Speaker2: Cool. That saves me from buying something :)
Speaker1: Talk to you later.
Speaker2: Bye
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is going to Mary and Russell's wedding next Saturday and will give $200-$300. Speaker2 wants to go too but she's broke. Speaker1 can lend Speaker2 a dress as they are the same size.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's never done any student exchange before, but Speaker2 did. Speaker1 had a plan to go to London for Halloween, but he's not going because of his grandma's health problems. Speaker2 will stay in as well. Speaker1 tells Speaker2 about Halloween in Poland.