Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi. Can you come to me today?
Speaker2: What time?
Speaker1: 5?
Speaker2: Sorry, I need to pick up the kids. Ben is sick.
Speaker1: 7?
Speaker2: Toby's got karate classes. Then I need to cook something for tomorrow... Is there anything wrong?
Speaker1: No, it can wait. Just wanted to talk a little. You know, I've bought a few bottles of red wine, some cheese and grapes...
Speaker2: I'm in. Promise, there'll be some wine left for me. You can have the cheese if you want :-)
Speaker1: I can't promise too much, but there will be a sip or two for you :-) Won't you be afraid to leave Ben the Sick all alone at home?
Speaker2: No, he won't be all alone. The kids will keep him company :-D
Speaker1: :-D Can't wait :-)
Speaker2: See you!
Speaker1: Shall I bring anything?
Speaker2: An extra bottle of wine. Just in case :-)
Speaker1: Consider it done :-)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is inviting Speaker2 over to drink some wine. Speaker2 can't come because of family issues. They are rescheduling the appointment for later.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 likes a new app in which you can virtually try on clothes. Speaker2 is not quite convinced it is necessary.