Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi guys, are we meeting at 8 as usual?
Speaker5: Afaik yes, but ask Speaker1, he's the one who will be driving.
Speaker1: Yep, I'm leaving home in half an hour, will be at Speaker5's place at 7.30, then we'll just have to pick up Speaker3 and Speaker4.
Speaker3: Don't forget to bring the boardgames!
Speaker4: Speaker2 only has old stuff like Scrabble and Monopoly, you know. XD
Speaker3: And that card game about building cities, right?
Speaker2: Yes, it's called Citadels.
Speaker1: Ok, I'm bringing Talisman and Settlers of Catan.
Speaker5: Okay.
Speaker4: I wasn't there when you played Citadels two weeks ago, how is it?
Speaker2: Oh, it's just fantastic!
Speaker5: You have to build your city and score as many points as possible, but you also use different characters during the game, so there's a lot of surprises.
Speaker4: Sound complicated, hope it's fun!
Speaker1: It's actually really easy to learn and master, but it has a lot of depth and you can replay it forever. It never gets boring!
Speaker3: I agree, but still bring those other games!
Speaker1: No problem. See you later!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval There's a board game night at Speaker5's at 8. Speaker1 will bring Talisman and Settlers of Catan. Citadels will be played.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is angry, because she cannot make a reservation for the flight from Minneapolis to Paris. Speaker1 managed to solve the issue.