Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi, have you heard about Jason?
Speaker1: Hi! No, what happened?
Speaker2: It's pretty stupid, you know :D It has to do with his leg
Speaker1: Keep talking
Speaker2: Writing!
Speaker1: What?
Speaker2: I'm writing, not talking ;)
Speaker1: Ok, ok, just get to the point!
Speaker2: You've heard about this punk band he's just joined, right?
Speaker1: Yeah, but what happened?
Speaker2: Last night he was trying to do some crowdsurfing, jumped off the stage and...
Speaker1: ...and broke his leg?
Speaker2: No, he ended up falling on this huge biker guy and they both ended up covered in beer
Speaker1: Ouch! So did that biker guy break his leg then?
Speaker2: No! No broken leg, apparently he said "that rocked, young fellow" and they invited him on stage where they all got drunk after the show
Speaker1: So what happened to his leg?
Speaker2: After the show he was so drunk that he started kicking a big dog and the dog bit his leg
Speaker1: Oh come on, it seems to me that you're the drunk one here XD
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Jason jumped off the stage yesterday where he was crowdfunding for his new band. He landed on a big biker guy who liked his behaviour. The bike invited the biker on stage where they all got drunk after the concert. After the show, Jason kicked a dog and it bit his leg.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 won't finish work till 5. Speaker4 is bringing him over about 9 am. Speaker4 will see Speaker2 in the morning. 