Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: I got a task from A&G, have to write a few words about myself.
Speaker1: They want to send it together with the welcome mail.
Speaker2: Oh, I hate such things.
Speaker1: Me too! I totally don't know what to write.
Speaker2: Wait a sec, I'll find some inspiration for you.
Speaker2: <file_other> 
Speaker2: Look, maybe you can use it as a starting point.
Speaker1: Ok, thx, I'll take a look.
Speaker1: Jesus, it only made me even more confused! 
Speaker1: No, I'll just write a few cliché words about myself.
Speaker2: Do as you wish!
Speaker1: Is writing that I'm interested at Scandinavia lame given my boss is Swedish-Danish? 
Speaker2: Being interested in Scandinavia is lame in general.
Speaker1: What?! Why should I even care?!
Speaker2: God, Ben, I'm just joking. Take it easy.
Speaker2: And stop taking everything so serious! 
Speaker1: But that's how it is.
Speaker1: That's the picture of you I have in my head! 
Speaker1: And I'll read your each comment just like this.
Speaker2: Wow, what a monster you have just grown in your head.
Speaker1: You gave me the reasons! 
Speaker2: Oh, come on, Ben.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is struggling with coming up with a note about himself for A&G. He is unsure whether he should mention Scandinavia as one of his interests.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to leave at 4.30 instead of 5 because Google Maps suggests the 300 km drive should take them at least 3 hours and she doesn't want to be late. She will wait for Speaker4 at the main entrance.