Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: hello guys
Speaker2: it wouldn't be a surprise if I told you that Christmas is coming
Speaker2: as we all know, it's the time when people are generally more kind and generous to one another
Speaker2: I thought that we could try to do something good for some homeless people
Speaker4: Are you thinking about fund-raising?
Speaker2: not exactly. I was thinking more like collecting items like blankets, warm clothes, toiletries and other basic necessities
Speaker4: That's better, people would rather give some things away than donating money
Speaker1: That's true, people tend to be prejudiced against fund-raising, and so am I
Speaker1: But I've got many redundant things in the attic, mostly clothes
Speaker2: that's exactly the point, Speaker1. and your example perfectly reflects my intentions
Speaker4: Actually, I can check in my attic too. I guess my mum's put something in there
Speaker3: My attic is a real 'blanket paradise'
Speaker3: I've always wondered why my parents put all those blankets there, some were even hardly used...
Speaker2: you see? each of us is able to help.
Speaker2: there're so many things that we consider useless but which may actually improve some people's lives
Speaker4: All right! Let's help the homeless then :)
Speaker1: I'll try to convince some more people
Speaker2: Terrific :)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to collect various items for homeless people before Christmas. Speaker1, Speaker4 and Speaker3 will contribute with whatever they find relevant. Speaker1 will convince some more people. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 shared his collection of fossils with the class, and Speaker2 was very impressed. Speaker2 would like Speaker1 to show the collection for the 4th grade students as well.