Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: How's the job hunting going?
Speaker1: Not bad. Just coming back from an interview.
Speaker2: Which one this week?
Speaker1: 4.
Speaker2: And?
Speaker1: The interviewer was very nice. Not like the previous one. 
Speaker2: What job is it this time?
Speaker1: Something in data entry. 
Speaker2: Something? You went there unprepared?
Speaker1: No, not unprepared, but not the dream job, as you imagine.
Speaker2: Probably not. So, what do you think?
Speaker1: IDK. The interviewer was nice but asked a lot of weird questions.
Speaker2: Like?
Speaker1: Speaker3: a red one and a blue one, which would you take home with you?
Speaker2: What?! And what did you say?
Speaker1: The blue one.
Speaker2: Did he ask y?
Speaker1: Fortunately not. 
Speaker2: And y then?
Speaker1: I like the colour blue. No other reason.
Speaker2: Any company give you a call back already?
Speaker1: No. Most will contact me next week. How about you?
Speaker2: What about me? I have a job, remember? ;)
Speaker1: Yeah, I know, but you were looking for a new one some time ago.
Speaker2: Oh, that! Not anymore.
Speaker1: Y?
Speaker2: I got a raise!
Speaker1: Congrats! Y didn't you say anything?
Speaker2: Didn't want to upset you.
Speaker1: Oh, stop it! I'm really happy for you!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has just had 4th job interview this week, for a data entry position. The interviewer was nice, but some questions he asked were strange. Speaker1 should hear back from the interviewers next week. Speaker2 got a rise, so she's not looking for a new job at the moment. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's Samsung S8 overheats, so he's going to the store to get it repaired.