Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: How was Hungary?
Speaker1: It was really nice. Budapest is amazing. We also went to Balaton for a day.
Speaker2: I know! I want to move there.
Speaker1: Yeah, Krakow seemed so small when I came back. We had an apartment right next to the big synagogue. I think it's the second biggest in the world.
Speaker2: Cool, any more vacation plans? I still haven't been, looks bad this year.
Speaker1: My dad's leaving from Warsaw, so we're going there for a few days.
Speaker2: When? I'm going today.
Speaker1: On Sunday. This month has been crazy in terms of expenses - Budapest, Zakopane, now Warsaw. My dad's helped out a lot, but he's broke too, riding on his credit card.
Speaker2: Yikes. When are you back? Let's hang out.
Speaker1: He got robbed in Paris. 1200 dollars.
Speaker2: Wtf??? How?
Speaker1: Pickpockets are rampant there. They stole his wallet from his front pocket! There are gangs with all these tactics. I read about it. And it's mostly young girls on the subway.
Speaker2: Anne just returned from Barcelona. I read some horror stories about that place too.
Speaker1: They distract you by pushing into you while another stealthily robs you blind. Anyways, Budapest is quite safe, I think.
Speaker2: No immigrants...hahha. That was a joke.
Speaker1: Hehe... 
Speaker2: I really love Hungary, I would move there in a second.
Speaker1: Well, take a look at some real estate ads, buy a place.
Speaker2: Yeah right. You know how I am with decisions. I gotta go, let's meet up soon.
Speaker1: Ok, I'll write later.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 was in Hungary. Speaker2 would like to move there. Speaker1 goes to Warsaw for several days. Speaker1 spent a lot of money this month and his dad was robbed in Paris.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is still angry.