Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi darling, you alright?
Speaker2: Yes, the babies have been hard work today though. I onlý just got them down for a nap!
Speaker1: I think you should limit the number of very young ones, to be honest they are so much work for you!
Speaker2: Well, I do charge extra for under 1 year olds. We do need the money too!
Speaker1: I know love!
Speaker2: God, I've got to wake them in an hour, then it's off for the school run in the double buggy!
Speaker1: Set the alarm and chill for a bit, have a little nap, even!
Speaker2: No, I never do that, Speaker1. I have to keep alert in case they wake up and I don't hear them. I'll just browse on my phone and grab a nice strong coffee. What you up to?
Speaker1: I'm in the middle of drawing up a garden plan for this couple up Green Avenue. You should see it, it's absolutely bonkers!
Speaker2: In what way!
Speaker1: It's somewhere between a theme park and the garden we saw at Versailles in France, totally over the top. It will cost the earth!
Speaker2: I assume they're an older, retired couple?
Speaker1: Yeah, that's right! These Baby Boomers have more money than sense!
Speaker2: Well, not my parents, they aren't exactly rolling in money and yours are still working in the garden centre.
Speaker1: Yes, not sure they'll ever be able to retire from there! Anyway, see you at home. Good luck with the rug rats!
Speaker2: Bye, sweets! 😍
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is busy around the babies she takes care of. Speaker2 can't limit the number of babies as she needs the money. Speaker1 is drawing a garden plan for his clients. Speaker2 and Speaker1 are worried their parents won't be able to retire soon.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has sent Speaker3 a photo of Wujek Janek's twin baby cows. Speaker3 is delighted.