Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Mom, can I sleep at Jenny's tomorrow? Please...
Speaker1: You know the rules. What did Jenny's parents say? Are they okay with it? 
Speaker2: I asked you first, Jenny and I, we talked and there's this concert we wanted to go to and we would come back to hers after the concert and sleep at hers...
Speaker1: wait, what? concert, you said sleepover, not concert!
Speaker1: what concert? Where? who'd be driving you? why do I hear about it one day before?
Speaker2: This band I told you about, the guys from Korea, BTS, they'll be in town tomorrow and I really wanna go and you know Jenny and I love them. You got me that t-shirt for X-mas, remember? And we wanna go and Jenny says that when you say yes, her parents will say yes too. Please, can I go?
Speaker1: Absolutely not. You've known about that concert for weeks and you come to me today? No way. 
Speaker2: but Mom! I really wanna go, you won't have to buy me a present for birthday this year. Please...
Speaker1: No. Way. One, I've already said no to that concert, Two, you asked me about sleeping at Jenny's, Three, you wanted to trick me... No. 
Speaker2: no, I really want to sleep at Jenny's. Can I at least do that? No concert, just sleep there?
Speaker1: I am angry at you, you know I hate when you try such things. 
Speaker1: I'll call Jenny's parents and let you know later. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is asking her mom Speaker1 if she can sleep at Jenny's place after the BTS concert. Speaker1 does not know about the concert but Speaker2 believes that she told her about that. Speaker1 is upset and thinks that Speaker2 is lying. Speaker1 will call Jenny's parents and will let Speaker2 know later. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants Speaker2 to give her some dates for weekends in the Romford area. Lady Louise wants another 2 half days and focus on motorways. Speaker2 has 2/3/9/10/16/17/23. Speaker1 will let Speaker2 know when Lady Louise comes back to her.