Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey, wanna see a movie this weekend?
Speaker1: Sounds cool. Anything in particular?
Speaker2: How bout Aquaman?
Speaker1: Seriously? about a guy that talks to fish? :D
Speaker2: Well, I've heard its really good
Speaker1: But its sounds super dumb 
Speaker2: Says the guy who read the Harry Potter books twice :)
Speaker1: Don't you ever dare
Speaker1: These are brilliant novels by a world famous author that helped shape the minds of an entire generation
Speaker2: Dude, you were 25 when you started the first one :)
Speaker1: Doesn't change a thing - these are brilliant books
Speaker2: So you're saying you have no problem with wizards and flying brooms but a guy who controls marine life is somehow too far?
Speaker1: OK, point taken :)
Speaker2: Besides, I've heard that it is just super bonkers fun
Speaker2: Perfect for saturday evening
Speaker1: Well, I guess it could be fun if we get a few beers and some junk food before that :)
Speaker2: That sounds like a plan :)
Speaker1: What time you wanna go?
Speaker2: Let me check what tickets are available still
Speaker2: How about 8.30 pm? We could meet around 7 at that new burger place?
Speaker1: Yeah, sure. 
Speaker1: No, wait. I just realized I have a dentist appointment at 6. I won't be able to make it at 7. How about 7.30?
Speaker2: Sure, still plenty of time :)
Speaker1: ok, cu there!
Speaker2: cu!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has read the Harry Potter books twice. He was 25 when he started the first book. Speaker1 has a dentist appointment at 6 on Saturday. Speaker1 and Speaker2 will meet at 7:30 at the new burger place. They will then go to the cinema to see "Aquaman" at 8:30 PM.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval It took Speaker2 a very long time to do the Christmas shopping but he probably managed to get everything. He will be home in an hour. Speaker2's apple pie will be in the oven when he arrives.