Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: How was the yesterday's party?
Speaker1: Good. 
Speaker1: I had good time :)
Speaker2: Glad to hear that :)
Speaker2: Did you come back late?
Speaker1: 6 o'clock I believe.
Speaker2: Good party!
Speaker1: Yeah, but...
Speaker2: What?
Speaker1: Well, Speaker3:00. 
Speaker1: And I just stayed waiting for Agnes to leave. 
Speaker1: She was having a chat with some guy. And I was just bored and tired.
Speaker2: So why didn't you leave alone?
Speaker1: I drove with her and wanted to wait and come back with her too.
Speaker1: I didn't think I'd take so long. 
Speaker2: I see. 
Speaker1: No, you don't.
Speaker2: Explain then.
Speaker1: I was waiting for her to get prised and feel acepted... 
Speaker2: Okey. No, than's not okey in your case.
Speaker1: I know, I just can't help myself...
Speaker2: I understand.
Speaker2: Don't worry. It will come. 
Speaker2: It's already good that you realise that. 
Speaker1: I know, but it's not enough.
Speaker2: Try not to rush such things and changes. They have to come slowly, believe me.
Speaker1: Ok, I'll try. Thx! 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 had good time at the party yesterday. He came back at 6 o'clock. Most people left about 3, but he waited for Agnes because he wanted to drive her back, but she was having a chat with some guy. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are tired after the party. They both had fun.