Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Speaker2, how's it going?
Speaker2: Yeah, fine, work is crazy at the mo though.
Speaker1: Yes, end of the month is always mad, isn't it?
Speaker2: How was your weekend?
Speaker1: Not too bad! There wasn't much parking, so we had to park in a muddy field, so not too great there.
Speaker2: What about the meal, worth the money?
Speaker1: Well, I had a very watery duck broth to start, then shepherd's pie, followed by choc mousse, lots of red wine, of course. Was ok, not thrilling.
Speaker2: What was the hotel like then?
Speaker1: It was a country house thing, but each lounge had an eclectic theme, and they were very warm and cosy. Jean Paul himself was there looking grumpy in an armchair! The breakfast, however, was delicious!
Speaker2: Hmm, doesn't sound amazing, considering the cost! I may try somewhere else.
Speaker1: Look up Richard Rouge's place near Oxford, supposed to be lush, but pricey, though! Anyway, see you on Sunday!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 had to park in a muddy field on the weekend. She didn't like her meal but she enjoyed the hotel. She will see Speaker2 on Sunday.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 saw America's got talent. He sent a link to Speaker2.