Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Got a bit of a problem here, Speaker3.
Speaker3: Speaker2:=)?
Speaker1: Remember our last staff meeting?
Speaker3: Certainly do. It was last week.
Speaker1: Yep.
Speaker1: Remember who was taking minutes at the meeting?
Speaker3: I think, it was Cindy. As usual.
Speaker1: Good. You've got her cell number.
Speaker3: Yep. It's on the roster.
Speaker1: I know, I just lost the thing somewhere.
Speaker1: Can you text me her number.
Speaker3: Sure. It's 554 946 987. 
Speaker1: Thanks, pal.
Speaker3: But, what do you need it for?
Speaker3: What's the problem?
Speaker1: I think I was supposed to prepare some sort of report for the next meeting, wasn't i?
Speaker3: I am pretty sure I recall you got some assignment.
Speaker1: Problem is I lost my notes. You happen to remember by what the report should be about be about?
Speaker3: Afraid not.
Speaker1: Shit!
Speaker3: Better get a hold of Cindy asap. The next staff meeting is the day after tomorrow.
Speaker1: I know. Fuck!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Cindy was taking minutes at the staff meeting last week. Speaker1 lost his roster and doesn't have Cindy's number. Speaker3 texts Cindy's number to Speaker1. Speaker1 might have to prepare a report for the next meeting, but is not sure as he lost his notes. The next meeting is in 2 days. Speaker1 will contact Cindy.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is worried about Jenson and Alene. Alene has issues. Speaker1 doesn't want Speaker2 to worry about others too much.