Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: They raised the prices :/
Speaker2: Yeah, saw it, just got the notification from the bank
Speaker1: But are they allowed to do it?
Speaker2: I'm not sure, I have to have a look at the contract, but it doesn't seem all right to change the prices in the middle
Speaker1: I think the same. I'll contact the manager
Speaker1: He said that if we don't agree to the new price list we can end the contract, but they're not going to lower them...
Speaker2: Damn, not really fair in my opinion
Speaker1: No, not really. I was looking for a different gym, but all of them are too far away
Speaker2: I have the same problem, I'd love to show them they can fuck off with those prices, but I'd probably spend the same commuting further away
Speaker2: I think I'll stay, but if they raise the prices once again I simply won't be able to afford it ;/
Speaker1: Same here, man. I don't get why they're doing it as more people are coming, they should have higher revenue anyway
Speaker2: Greed man
Speaker1: Pity, I liked the place. I will think about changing, I'll do it if I find something closer to work perhaps
Speaker2: Lucky you, I'm pretty much stuck with this one. I hope a new one will open soon enough
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 are unhappy with the increase in prices at their gym. Speaker1 is going to try to find something closer to work, whereas Speaker2 will stick to this gym as long as the prices won't increase once again.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is going to San Sebastian in a month. Speaker1 enjoyed her the airbnb place there. Speaker2 isn't convinced about it and will let Speaker1 know.