Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: May decided to postpone the vote on the Brexit deal
Speaker2: really? why?
Speaker1: I think she wants to get some extra time for campaigning 
Speaker1: although they suggest she may want to negotiate again
Speaker2: I don't think Europe would agree
Speaker1: oh, I'm sure Europe won't
Speaker2: so it's quite silly
Speaker1: So we're heading for the hard Brexit
Speaker2: it seems so
Speaker1: the pound plummeted after the announcement 
Speaker2: I'm not surprised
Speaker1: but maybe it would be even worse after the vote
Speaker2: yes, she had no chance to win it
Speaker2: it has grown like a snowball against her
Speaker1: I'm pretty sure she'll be out of the office soon
Speaker2: do you think she'll resign?
Speaker1: I think the Tories will topple her soon
Speaker2: a rebellion?
Speaker1: haha, rather a dirty coup d'état
Speaker2: by the conservative wing?
Speaker1: yup, the dirty nationalists
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 claims that May's decision to postpone voting on the Brexit deal will buy the PM an extra time for campaigning. Speaker1 and Speaker2 agree that there'll be the hard Brexit. Speaker1 supposes that the Tories will topple May soon.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 forgot about his physiotherapy and he will schedule a new appointment. Speaker2 will be home after midnight, so Speaker1 will prepare some food for her.