Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I'm running really late today. Can you please pick up the kids from school?
Speaker1: I guess so. Not impressed with this.
Speaker2: Look, I'm really sorry. It's just that I have to stay back at work to get this project finished.
Speaker1: ... and leave me with all the crap to deal with?
Speaker2: No. I'm not bailing on my responsibilities.
Speaker1: Really? 
Speaker2: I know we have a deal but sometimes work has to come first.
Speaker1: It always comes first. Tell me when was the last time that your work didn't come first?
Speaker1: Every time we make an arrangement your work somehow manages to get in the way.
Speaker2: Yeah, I know.
Speaker1: You know that I have other things planned today and if I pick up the kids I'll have to reschedule everything. 
Speaker2: Yeah, I know.
Speaker1: Can't you get your sister to them up?
Speaker2: I've tried to call her but sh isn't answering her phone for some reason. She's probably busy.
Speaker1: And I am not??!!
Speaker2: Yeah I know hon. Just this once. Please.
Speaker1: It is always 'just this once'. Like everyday 'just this once'!
Speaker2: I'll try to make it up to you on the weekend.
Speaker1: Promises, promises....
Speaker2: So can I count on you picking up the kids or do I have to ring around and try to find someone else.
Speaker1: Yes, but this is the last time I'll do this. I refuse to cover for your lack of responsibility after this. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 can't pick up the kids from school, because he has to finish a project at work. Speaker1 reproached him for being irresponsible. She will reschedule the day and pick up the kids from school.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 needs about an hour more to get ready.